Hydra considerations
03
Oct
2007
Posted by Manuel at 16:32 — 2 years, 4 months ago
Categories: as3, hydra
While experimenting with the AIF toolkit i noticed some glitches that could be taken into consideration by the AIF team before going final with the release:
- it seems that image-type function parameters are bound to the selected images according to their alphabetical order, instead of the natural user-defined one: for instance, create a new kernel as here, select two images and refresh; you should be now looking at the image you loaded via “Load Image 2…”: now rename “in image4 srca” to be “in image4 srcc” and refresh. Wrongly, you are now looking at the first image
- the GUI doesn’t release cpu/gpu resources while minimized in order to relieve the machine from the rendering process
Aside that, i’m looking forward to try all this cool stuff with Astro!
Tags: astro, hydra, kernel filters
2 Responses
Kevin Goldsmith
November 1st, 2007 at 0:56 1Thanks for the comments. We’re addressing both issues for the next release of the toolkit.
Manuel
November 3rd, 2007 at 20:15 2Great to hear from you Kevin, i’m glad i’ve contributed to make Hydra better!
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