no, they are hot and cold for a very good reason...the order of dataflow is
often vital to how a patch runs.
it's not too hard to turn a cold inlet into a hot one though. [t b f]
usually does it.
see attached patch
add-fixed.pd
Description: application/extension-pd
Hi,
look at the attachment, using [t b f] should be the easiest way doing
it. Using no graphical bangs is also better for performance. The trigger
object [t b f] or [trigger bang float] makes clear in which order your
events are sent, contrary to the two graphical connections where you
Jurgen,
Instead of having to close and reopen the patch, why not just try
sending a loadbang message to the window containing the abstraction?
Whatever the name of the parent patch window, you can try something
like this... you probably already have the first two steps, just
putting them in here
to give some more info:
i had success with wtf2osc which includes a
python script osc2dmx.enttec.py, which is
able to open my device and via osc i am able
to send.
i belief the problem is that dmx512 tries to open
/dev/dmx but my dmx controller is on /dev/ttyUSB0.
erich
-
hi thomas
i decided to give it another go. i checked out the latest svn
flext/xsample and py sources.
so i did
$ apt-get install stk libstk0c2a libstk0-dev libsndobj2c2 libsndobj-dev
then i run
$ bash build.sh pd gcc
then edited the linux file config-lnx-pd-gcc.txt
i noticed i needed to have the
Hi Jurgen,
understanding hot and cold is essential to understanding the way Pd
handles order of operations, so it's best to learn it right from the
start. In your example, it is unclear/ambiguous whether the fine number
gets sent to the add before or after the bang gets sent to the coarse
hi
Erich Berger wrote:
to give some more info:
i had success with wtf2osc which includes a
python script osc2dmx.enttec.py, which is
able to open my device and via osc i am able
to send.
i belief the problem is that dmx512 tries to open
/dev/dmx but my dmx controller is on
John Harrison wrote:
I'm in ubuntu 8.04 64 bit and there seems to be no pix_record (couldn't
create and no other error message) nor is there a pix_record help file.
It appears to be missing? If I build from source would it work or is it
missing for a reason?
i guess that you are using the
i just had another look and i found that comenting out
OFLAGS=-O3
in the config-lnx-pd-gcc.txt solved it so now i could compile xsample
and py and the seem to work fine.
nice, but the whole process requieres (in my opinon) a pretty good level
of understanding linux and the compilation process
so also
% export DMX=/dev/ttyUSB0
would work ?
erich
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http://randomseed.org
On Fri, 21 Nov 2008, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
hi
Erich Berger wrote:
to give some more info:
i had success with wtf2osc which includes a
python script osc2dmx.enttec.py, which is
Erich Berger wrote:
so also
% export DMX=/dev/ttyUSB0
if /dev/ttyUSB0 is a dmx device (which i doubt; according to its name it
should be a serial device), then it will work.
maybe it works with the erwin rol drivers.
fgmadr
IOhannes
___
weird. It says it's 0.91 tigital. In any case, I rebuilt and the new
build works great! I'll look into a bug report.
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
John Harrison wrote:
I'm in ubuntu 8.04 64 bit and there seems to be no pix_record (couldn't
create and no other error message) nor is there a
John Harrison wrote:
weird. It says it's 0.91 tigital. In any case, I rebuilt and the new
build works great! I'll look into a bug report.
if it says 0.91 'tigital' then it will have [pix_record] (even if it's
non-working, due to missing libraries at compile-time)
fgmasdr
IOhannes
Sounds fun. I'm going to try to drop by for a few hours before I head into work.
-spencer
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 7:18 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Nov 20, 2008, at 7:59 AM, Spencer Russell wrote:
On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 2:19 PM, Hans-Christoph Steiner [EMAIL
hey simon...
yeah thats an awesome way to do it. i hadnt thought of that.. ill give it a
shot!
right now i successfully have iChat sending keystroke commands to pd via
applescript - not very complex. the pdsend/netrecive stuff would really help to
send more complicated messages...
thanks!
Derek,
I went through M-P's patches, trust me. He talks a lot about looping
etc but not about trivial stuff that I mentioned.
I knew flossmanuals but the dat flow tut escaped my notice. there is
a very suitable example that is practical to me. Thank you very much
for pointing me there.
thx iohannes for your help and suggestions !
if /dev/ttyUSB0 is a dmx device (which i doubt; according to its name it
should be a serial device), then it will work.
its a serial device and it did not work as you doubted.
maybe it works with the erwin rol drivers.
no, i tried them, i got
Lao Yu wrote:
For the sake of replying one rather angry reaction (I guess he won't
read)
whomever you are referring to here - it's very much likely that they
will read your post.
you seem to be used to hostile mailinglists. even though i (personally)
am often grumpy, i would not consider
Erich Berger wrote:
no, i tried them, i got the device attached to /dev/dmx0 but even i
exported DMX to /dev/dmx0 and took care of the rights i get nothing
through (also blacklisted all the other modules which might interfere)
when i worked with DMX (only once and not with an enttec) it
when i worked with DMX (only once and not with an enttec) it was crucial
to plug in the device after the system had booted.
else it would just freeze (no matter how i tried to blacklist and/or
remove offending modules)
while it was ugly, it was acceptable as in this special case it was
hey,
i find myself often repeating a construct like this:
[t b a]
| |
[1 ( ...
|
now, the last time i was using Max, i noticed that Max's trigger object
allows you to go
[t 1 a]
and the left outlet will send out the number 1. or even:
[t reset a]
and the left outlet sends out the
Damian Stewart wrote:
hey,
[t 1 a]
i like this
[t reset a]
but i don't like this.
it makes the bfsla syntax less readable:
why does [t a b c] output c at the 3rd outlet, but neither a nor b
on the 1st two outlets?
(for those who don't like abbreviations: [trigger bang this float])
Hi Damian
i like to use a list in your case since many objects map the list to the
inlets.
[1 $1(
|
[-]
eni
Damian Stewart wrote:
hey,
i find myself often repeating a construct like this:
[t b a]
| |
[1 ( ...
|
now, the last time i was using Max, i noticed that Max's
Hi Enrique,
in order to improve user experience it would be necessary to have
detailed feedback. it did not complain at all is not very helpful.
i just had another look and i found that comenting out
OFLAGS=-O3
in the config-lnx-pd-gcc.txt solved it so now i could compile
xsample and py
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 05:48:45PM +0100, Damian Stewart wrote:
hey,
i find myself often repeating a construct like this:
[t b a]
| |
[1 ( ...
|
why don't you just make some handy abstraction ?
now, the last time i was using Max, i noticed that Max's trigger object
allows you to
Le 21 nov. 08 à 18:07, IOhannes m zmoelnig a écrit :
Damian Stewart wrote:
hey,
[t 1 a]
i like this
[t reset a]
but i don't like this.
it makes the bfsla syntax less readable:
why does [t a b c] output c at the 3rd outlet, but neither a
nor b
on the 1st two outlets?
Maybe
Hallo,
Mike McGonagle hat gesagt: // Mike McGonagle wrote:
On 11/21/08, Lao Yu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm on a resynth with a big number of oscillators inside
abstractions. each of these abstractions needs to have an input of a
constant by which controller input values are multiplied (in
Hallo,
IOhannes m zmoelnig hat gesagt: // IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
Damian Stewart wrote:
[t 1 a]
i like this
Me doesn't like it too much: Conceptually it clashes a bit with the
possibility to replace f with a number in [pack]:
[pack f f f f f f f f f]
is almost the same as
Frank,
it is not Mike's question, but mine :-) damn, you're so helpful.
thanks a lot.
btw the resynth works great, I'm amazed with the result. some
parasite sound but I'll iron that out.
Thanks again!
Jurgen
On Nov 22, 2008, at 2:14 AM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Hallo,
Mike McGonagle hat
Nuts. I'm DJ-ing the art walk in Bridgeport tonight. Have fun!
~Kyle
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 9:55 PM, Mike McGonagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is not my event, but I was told it is open to the public.
Hey y'all - it's time to organize the next Open-node meeting/PD
workshop. At our last
Using a \ (or something else) in [trigger] or [pack] before a float
or a symbol could force this to output ?
In all cases, i think it is not to much to add a 'message' under a
'bang' from [trigger].
++
Jack
Le 21 nov. 08 à 19:25, Frank Barknecht a écrit :
Hallo,
IOhannes m zmoelnig hat
On Nov 21, 2008, at 1:58 PM, Damian Stewart wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 05:48:45PM +0100, Damian Stewart wrote:
hey,
i find myself often repeating a construct like this:
[t b a]
| |
[1 ( ...
|
why don't you just make some handy abstraction ?
cos
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