Re: [PD] animating abstractions and calculating distance between them

2012-06-05 Thread IOhannes m zmoelnig
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On 2012-06-04 22:00, Marian Weger wrote:
 how do you edit your patch while the objects are moving?

well, that's part of the fun, isn't it?

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[PD] animating abstractions and calculating distance between them

2012-06-04 Thread flad chester
Hi , I have a patch with subpatches, i need that each abstraction can move
randonmly and when the distance between  2 abstractions is less than 5 then
it will generate a link between them.  Do anybody have tried something like
this?
 I was wondering if its possible to animate abstractions in pd? For example
image i have 20 abstractions or subpatches, i would like that they can move
randomly (x, y) ,and  i also need  to calculate the distance between
abstractions and generate a link based on the distance.

any idea?


thanks


Flad
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Re: [PD] animating abstractions and calculating distance between them

2012-06-04 Thread José Rafael Subía Valdez
there is an example of this with iemguts

On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 2:59 PM, flad chester flad.ches...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi , I have a patch with subpatches, i need that each abstraction can move
 randonmly and when the distance between  2 abstractions is less than 5 then
 it will generate a link between them.  Do anybody have tried something like
 this?
  I was wondering if its possible to animate abstractions in pd? For
 example image i have 20 abstractions or subpatches, i would like that they
 can move randomly (x, y) ,and  i also need  to calculate the distance
 between abstractions and generate a link based on the distance.

 any idea?


 thanks


 Flad



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Re: [PD] animating abstractions and calculating distance between them

2012-06-04 Thread Marian Weger

how do you edit your patch while the objects are moving?

i think it would be much more practicable to separate the graphical 
animation from the signal processing.

i.e. make a nice anmation in gem, with moving objects
and make abstractions that do neither move nor connect by wires, but 
only toggle sends and receives to the others, according to your 
graphical animation.


if you know the positions of your moving objects, good old pythagoras 
will tell you the distance...



cheers,
marian


Am 04.06.12 19:59, schrieb flad chester:
Hi , I have a patch with subpatches, i need that each abstraction can 
move randonmly and when the distance between  2 abstractions is less 
than 5 then it will generate a link between them.  Do anybody have 
tried something like this?
 I was wondering if its possible to animate abstractions in pd? For 
example image i have 20 abstractions or subpatches, i would like that 
they can move randomly (x, y) ,and  i also need  to calculate the 
distance between abstractions and generate a link based on the distance.


any idea?


thanks


Flad




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