12-month research project by Alan Blackwell, creating the programmable visual environment Palimpsest.
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Visualising parameter bindings
James Noble has been to visit, and given lots of useful advice. He also chastised me for not keeping up a daily diary of my development work. This is almost solely due to the low bandwidth of my modem connection, and the fact that Blogger has to download a Javascript editor every time I make a new post (typically a 10-15 minute load time on the page, at speeds around 300 bps). Lots of things have been happening, but I haven't necessarily written about them.
Nevertheless, a brief update on a piece of recent work - I've changed the visualisation of parameter bindings, so that they look like little inserts within the layer. A rather simple metaphor, but at least visually distinctive. There's a sample in the image above - it is a snapshot of a filter layer that has two parameters, one referring to an image value, and the to a mask value that has been applied to that image.
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