Right now I'm pretty confused. What did I miss? In retrospect, it seems
very odd to me that switching the lines sending velocity ad note in arp
would have any effect. I would expect those to lines to happen
simultaneously at least from interconnected pd-objects point of view.
Personally I
Why do you consider this a fundamental problem exactly?
Because there is information about the data-flow of the program that
is simply not represented by what you are seeing. I consider that
pretty fundamental.
However, as I said, there is the [trigger] work-around, and that's
fine. I don't
this is clearly a problem of your side, and i would even consider it as
a bug of the patch. use [trigger]s, whereever you can. this is MUCH
cleaner, than max' graphic representation, that can be messed up so
easily.
After some thought on the subject, I realize that of course if the Pd
Actually it's readable everywhere, as it's just an xml-file that acts
like a kind of pointer to the *.mp4 file. I replaced .qtl in the URL
with .mp4 and downloaded and viewed that file instead.
I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, it came up in the browser but didn't play, but
I right-clicked and chose
There should be some way in Pd to throw out objects by name... I'm still
trying
to figure out how to deal with name conflicts so that nobody ever gets
burned :)
In a way it might be nice to have some concept of namespaces, such
that objects can be referred to simply by name, or alternatively
Hi,
Not sure about the removal of duplicates, but for your second question
take a look at the list-enumerate abstraction.
(Located in abstractions/footils/list-abs)
Steve
On 8/30/07, Mat Wall-Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I've been working in PD on a project and I have two message
So, to answer this post as well as H.C.'s previous query on the topic,
I had a look at the dumpOSC code and indeed it doesn't handle the
timetags.
The only related code is the following:
/* Print the time tag */
#ifdef DEBUG
printf([
here's another solution, only using Translate
Steve
On 7/22/07, Thomas O Fredericks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the corrected patch (much simpler than what you are expecting)
Tom
On 7/22/07, Richard Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Actually a thought occured to me: If the arguments of [unpack] should
not also specify their types, why do we have these arguments at all?
As I see it, then they would only be there to specify the number of
outlets. However using the argument count to specify the outlet count
is really awkward
I just wanted to say, I definitely agree to this request.
I think the dashed-outline should _exclusively_ reserved for objects
that fail to load.
They should not fail to create if they are loaded.
If they have bad arguments, they should be created, but simply refuse
to work properly.
It would be
- using Jack in RT mode
- increasing buffer size
- using dual-core computer
- using renice on the pd process
this suggestions won't solve the mentioned problems for sure (besides
increasing the buffer to a huge amount). since the problems arise
withing pd itself, you cannot solve them
all this issues cannot be 'worked around' within pd, which makes pd
sometimes not very suitable for presenting/live situations.
I'd be curious to know what happens when you try things like:
- using Jack in RT mode
- increasing buffer size
- using dual-core computer
- using renice on the pd
I think the best way would be to put some kind of timestamp in the
messages and have the receiver hold the received message until the
timestamped time occurs. That should get rid of any jitter at the
expense of a second or so of delay.
In fact that's an interesting point related to OSC. OSC
Sorry for being a tad green. Andre Schmidt has made some SVG GUI
examples http://osku.de/svg/gui-examples/. Say one would like to
use such GUI's to - via OSC - control things in a Pd patch running
on, say, localhost. What is the obvius next step?
My intuition doesn't ask for a Firefox
Hi,
is there a serialization for PD messages inside OSC? for example
so one could load a webpage containing some XUL data hosted
on padawan's site...it could check for a local PD instance, and
shuttle the patch data over and open it..
If I understand you correctly, yes this is something I
Very nice tool Stephen. It work on Ubuntu Dapper too. Very interesting
for controlling/monitoring server-side pd too. I should update my
Cool, I'm glad you got it working!
Always good to know something compiles and runs on someone else's machine.. ;-)
Steve
That would be more straightforward (and fast) to simply send the whole
transformation matrix :
shapes cubes foo 0.234 1.000 ...
Yes, as Frank has said, I am using OSC this way. Vectors are sent as
three arguments in a message. Actually I recently had a discussion
about this... one opinion
Hello,
I posted an abstraction a while ago that handles this problem:
http://www.mail-archive.com/pd-list@iem.at/msg04851.html
It will concatenate two inputs. It works with symbols and numbers
correctly. (Converts numbers to symbols.) It uses makefilename
internally.
Cheers,
Steve
On
Hello,
Here's a little abstraction that I've personally found very useful
when creating patches that output OSC messages. It is sort of like an
opposite to OSCroute.
http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~sinclair/content/puredata_patches
cheers,
Steve
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what if you could refer to abstractions using URLs? a caching system
could take care of reducing the need to be connected at all times.
something like ZeroInstall for example.
or perhaps using Java-style class paths, especially if URLs could be
included in the class path.
would this lead to
Thanks for all the replies on this topic.
I'll try compiling the old verison, or I might just do some hacking
myself, at least on the STK objects I need.
Cheers,
Steve
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Does anyone know if there is still a Pd version of PeRcolate available?
It seems it hasn't been kept alive..
(At least the web site,
http://www.akustische-kunst.org/puredata/percolate/, seems to be
down.)
Thanks,
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Does anyone know if there is still a Pd version of PeRcolate available?
It seems it hasn't been kept alive..
(At least the web site,
http://www.akustische-kunst.org
Try Duplicate, Ctl-D. The new copy is offset slightly right and down.
Thanks I'll try that!
Steve
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3) When you copy and paste (Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V in immediate succession), the
pasted object is in exactly the same position as the copied object (fine),
except that it is _underneath_, so when you click and drag it out of the way
you move the original instead, messing up your carefully placed patch
ffmpeg seems to be convert an flv quite well for me, in Ubuntu Dapper:
ffmpeg -i video.flv -acodec copy -o video.avi
(This will leave the audio as mp3, and re-encode the video into mpeg4)
Steve
On 2/16/07, Derek Holzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, I see...it's proprietary Flash junk
We've just had a big discussion about this subject on the OSC list.
There is currently no solution for Pd, but perhaps there is something
in the works.
http://www.create.ucsb.edu/pipermail/osc_dev/2007-February/thread.html
Steve
On 2/14/07, David Brynjar Franzson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
A friend just asked me if there is an object in Pd that is similar to
sflist in Max/MSP. I havent' used this myself, but he says it
basically pre-loads wav files in a playlist, so that there is no
waiting time between successive samples.
If not, it shouldn't be too hard to do in an
I've been looking on Google to find a way to enable anti-aliasing in
Pure-Data on Linux.
Is it possible?
The tk::mac::CGAntialiasLimit variable is Mac-specific I guess.
Even if it makes the boxes blurry, I'd like to try it.
Sorry if this has come up before..
Thanks,
Steve
Any Ideas for how to halt or enable passage of info through sig and control
patch cords? not a necessary question but would be helpful k
spigot?
steve
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Jiri,
It is here.
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2003-02/009590.html
You can always find old messages in the archives:
http://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/
This is true for most mailing lists.
Steve
On 12/26/06, Jiri Heitlager [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently
Come to think of it,
wouldn't it be useful if Pd just *always* checked for extensions in
the user's home folder?
~/.pd-extra, for instance.
(Whether it should be first or last on the search path, I'm not sure.)
Steve
On 11/5/06, Chuckk Hubbard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, I found it. For
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