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Here's about as much detail as I'm able to show before it breaks down:
(this is supposed to be a 5x5 grid of the letter "A", but most of them aren't being drawn)
after this, if I turn up the resolution for my inputs, the scope sort of mysteriously gives up and shows simplified waveforms (the ones in my images are already being cut down I think).
or here, I was trying to render high-frequency blocks for each pixel in the grid, where the lissajous patterns are, to make a sort of solid block. But I was only able to get the density you see here, before the scope gave up:
I think both of these are due to the buffer size.
I'd make a PR to bump this to 1024 or so, but CONTRIBUTING.md says not to, and I'm sure you'd want to check that whatever larger value is fine for performance and such.
Thank you!
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Hiya! I've been playing with using the scope in XY mode to display text, and I'm hitting against what I think is the hardcoded
BUFFER_SIZE
limit here:https://github.com/VCVRack/Fundamental/blob/v2/src/Scope.cpp#L5
Here's about as much detail as I'm able to show before it breaks down:
(this is supposed to be a 5x5 grid of the letter "A", but most of them aren't being drawn)
after this, if I turn up the resolution for my inputs, the scope sort of mysteriously gives up and shows simplified waveforms (the ones in my images are already being cut down I think).
or here, I was trying to render high-frequency blocks for each pixel in the grid, where the lissajous patterns are, to make a sort of solid block. But I was only able to get the density you see here, before the scope gave up:
I think both of these are due to the buffer size.
I'd make a PR to bump this to 1024 or so, but CONTRIBUTING.md says not to, and I'm sure you'd want to check that whatever larger value is fine for performance and such.
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: