Manage multiple jit.movie objects jit(.gl).polymovie manages multiple jit.movie instances and allows for fast file switching by preloading the files. Use jit.polymovie for matrix output and jit.gl.polymovie for texture output. Jitter-Tools Jitter The named drawing context in which to draw (default = none). A named drawing context is a named instance of a jit.world, jit.pworld or jit.gl.node object. If no argument is provided the object will find a context implicitly. Get and set jit.movie attributes on the active movie instance. See play for more info. Load all movie files found from the the folder at path and append to the current movie list. Append movie at path to the end of the movie list. Remove and release resources for all loaded files. Output the movie state dictionary out the third outlet. Output the movie state dictionary out the third outlet. This dictionary contains the full list of currently loaded movie files, as well as any jit.movie attributes modified after loading. See also readdict and writedict. Play the movie at index (0 based). Play the movie at index (0 based). Playing an instance makes it active and the recepient of any attributes or playback messages (e.g. start and stop). Read the movie list contents from the dictionary at path. Read the movie list contents from a dictionary at path. If no path is given a file dialog is opened. See getdict for more info on polymovie dictionary usage. Load all movie files found from the the folder at path, replacing the currently loaded movie list. Scrub the the active movie playhead. See play for more info. Scrub the the active movie playhead. See play for more info. The position arg is between 0 (movie start ) and 1 (movie end). Set jit.movie attributes on all loaded instances. Start playback on the active movie instance. See play for more info. Stop playback on the active movie instance. See play for more info. Write the movie list contents to a dictionary at path. Write the movie list contents to a dictionary at path. If no path is given a file dialog is opened. See getdict for more info on polymovie dictionary usage. (EXPERIMENTAL) Enable auto cache feature when viddll is the video engine. (EXPERIMENTAL) Set the auto cache_size when cachemode is enabled (default = 5) Set the cache_size for all movie instances when viddll is the video engine (default = 0.5). Named drawing context used for texture output The polymovie instance that will receive subsequent jit.movie messages. The polymovie target-instance that will receive subsequent jit.movie messages. For example target 2, play 0 will tell the second target to play the first movie file. Targets are activated dynamically by the target attribute. Active targets will add their movie output name (texture or matrix) to the polymovie output list. If 3 targets are activated the movie output list will contain 3 matrix or texture names, e.g. jit_gl_texture texname1 texname2 texname3. Sending target 0 will deactivate all targets except the first.