Maybe a little break from technical discussions into aesthetics and context :)
http://art.sewanee.edu/mccoy/comparison.jpg
From left to right:
Situationist International, The Naked City
Expanded view of a multiple GOP patch
Julie Mehretu, Untitled
I originally put this together as a half-joke,
Damn man, that's really fricken cool! Keep it up. You said it started
as a joke...isn't it amazing how inspiring the sense of humor can be?
Especially when it comes at the expense of yourselffantastic!
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On 05/04/2007, at 22.52, Roman Haefeli wrote:
as i understand IOhannes, there is nothing wrong with [makesymbol]
(nor
with any other proposed solution). i think, he just wanted to point
out
that when externals are involved anyway - [makesymbol] from zexy in
that
specific case - ,
..and i have no idea what i'm talking about. just ignore me ;)
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On 06/04/2007, at 9.04, Kevin McCoy wrote:
http://art.sewanee.edu/mccoy/comparison.jpg
From left to right:
Situationist International, The Naked City
Expanded view of a multiple GOP patch
Julie Mehretu, Untitled
Very nice! I dig it.
Are there any articles/literature on this sort of
i made a poo : )
(poo attached)
poo.pd
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Hello list. I'm relatively new to PD and I'm trying to see how HID works in
it. I'm using the most recent version of PD-Extended, the preference files
are fine, and I'm running OS X 10.4.8 on a PPC Powerbook.
I can't seem to get [hid] to work. I can create the [hid] object and it
seems to be
Hallo,
Kevin McCoy hat gesagt: // Kevin McCoy wrote:
And thanks everyone else - when I have a minute I am going to finish
the patch :) NOW if I could only get it to stay the same size as the
GOP bounds.. a big creation argument makes the object box really long!
In the latest stable version
Hi Clifford,
I've seen this problem on OS X a lot in my workshops. [hid] works fine,
but something in the help file crashes it. Has to do with one of the
messages in the help patch causing [hid] to try to open one of the
built-in Mac HID devices (trackpad, keyboard, etc), which it doesn't
On 06/04/2007, at 13.13, hard off wrote:
i made a poo : )
and a tom hanks drawing.
I forgot to mention
- the graphical lingo that has emerged in the emails repesenting the
graphical elements. [obj], [msg(, [numberbox\.
- the graphics that are made in Pd for example for the icon and the
I was wondering if anyone based in Berlin is interested in re-animate
some kind of unofficial PD-Stammtisch/Meeting.
Let me know ;-) Let us meet ;-)
Luigi
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I figured it out I think. The problem was that the example used in the gem
examples was clearing the
color buffer and the depth buffer so no other object could exist. What I did
was define the colormask
to 0
for stencil and 1 for not stencil that way the color and depth buffer did not
have
I really like that Kevin. Is there any connection between the
parts of the triptych other than a purely aesthetic one
(which works very well imho)?
Here's a piece shown in gallery for the Edinburgh Scienece Festival last year
as part of the Ensight project.
http://www.ensight.org.uk/index.php
On 07/04/2007, at 5.03, padawan12 wrote:
I really like that Kevin. Is there any connection between the
parts of the triptych other than a purely aesthetic one
(which works very well imho)?
I can't answer for Kevin, of cause. But since the name of the
Situationist work is The Naked City and
Hallo,
Steffen hat gesagt: // Steffen wrote:
I find a lot of complex messy patches tremendously beautiful.
Also watch out for Nicola Unger's PD Bear:
http://www.starwingartists.com/bearthewarlord/files/pdbear.html
Ciao
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Frank Barknecht _ __footils.org_ __goto10.org__
On 06/04/2007, at 18.01, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Steffen hat gesagt: // Steffen wrote:
I find a lot of complex messy patches tremendously beautiful.
Also watch out for Nicola Unger's PD Bear:
http://www.starwingartists.com/bearthewarlord/files/pdbear.html
Thanks Frank!
I make one every day. it is still hot.
(attached)
marius.
hard off wrote:
i made a poo : )
(poo attached)
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what about ctrl?
marius.
patrick wrote:
hi marius!
the alt key on my window manager (icewm - linux) is to move the window.
of course i can change it, but maybe another key would do the job?
pat
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I really like that Kevin. Is there any connection between the
parts of the triptych other than a purely aesthetic one
(which works very well imho)?
This is what I am suspecting... I sense that there is some kind of
sensibility about interconnectedness, complexity, and maybe even
hi marius!
the alt key on my window manager (icewm - linux) is to move the window. of
course i can change it, but maybe another key would do the job?
pat
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ctrl is fine for me, but i don't know about gnome, kde and other. maybe a
simple letter like z is safer?
i have to turn on hid with a toggle to have some output. i think the [route
device] - [bang] - [delay 0] - [1, debug 0] is not working on linux.
pat
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Here it is another cool example of intriguing mess
in a PD patch (ring'o'ding_in_my_brain by cabowitz)
http://www.cabowitz.com/ring.pd
(also here
http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-829-ring-ding)
Yes, looks like one of the most intriguing
aspects of PD patch programming is the almost
I'm in a band called The Hub, and we've been exploring this very idea
for over twenty years. If you are interested in emergent behavior of
networks, particularly in a musical manifestation, take a look -- and
listen, there's some free audio there -- at http://hub.artifact.com .
Great
Thanks Derek,
Doing this did help me open the help file. However, a new can of worms has
opened from this.
I can't seem to find much helpful information about the [hid] object in the
helpfile. In fact, the only time the [hid] object appears in this patch it
doesn't have any inlets or outlets.
when i asked them about it at the end of the last year, the answer was,
that they first test an express-card to cardbus adapter ...
i would guess they haven't been too successful with these adapters, if
they are planning to do their own express-card now ...
tim
On Wed, 2007-04-04 at 19:58
Kevin,
These ideas are interesting. I would also look at
the chess career of Marcel Duchamp as a possible corollary that predates our
technologies. I think it addresses similar ideas:
Bounce these quotes by Duchamp off Debord, Deleuze and Guattari- also
don't forget Bourriaud:
I am still a
I have also been having HID problems lately on OSX Tiger w/ the latest
test build of extended. It crashes when trying to open higher device
numbers.
Also, only the analog d-pad for my game pad works, but not the
buttons. The game pad works with snes9x for gaming, so it must be HID.
It used to
On Fri, Apr 06, 2007 at 12:07:15PM -0500, Kevin McCoy wrote:
even more interesting when we think about the glitch... or imagine a
psychogeography of a digital network... I liked that idea of listening
to the linux kernel!
http://peep.sourceforge.net/intro.html
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