Kevin McCoy wrote:
This will work I think if I can find the place to reference the pd
source (m_pd.h)... which file do I insert the path in?? Usually there's
a prefix in the makefile but this one looks a little different (I'm
still a beginner at this).
depends on how you are going:
~
I've just committed a fix for [#import_pix] and [#export_pix], that I had
made a while ago but forgot to commit. It allows those to work with Ruby
1.8 on OSX, or something.
It's in the GridFlow CVS now.
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Thanks IOhannes and Frank !
So, if i understand (as my french-english is quite bad), there's no solution
to
get the gemwin on the external screen and the patch on the laptop screen, with
well it says that you have known problems with your gfx card.
that type
It worked! Thank you so much for your help!
Kevin
depends on how you are going:
~ aclocal
~ autoconf
~ ./configure --with-pd=/path/to/my/pd
~ make
~ make install
or
~ make CONFIGUREFLAGS=--with-pd=/path/to/my/pd
~ make install
note that the CONFIGUREFLAGS will have no effect if
Hallo,
IOhannes m zmoelnig hat gesagt: // IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
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that type of card. I had managed to display clone and extended screen.
But
this is what frank said: use clone; some (esp. older) gfx cards on
laptops will do this in hardware (no drivers
Hello,
Kevin McCoy a écrit :
Try OSC - for pd the objects are [dumpOSC]and [sendOSC]. Any program
that supports the protocol can be used; very handy.
If only OSC could be as simple on max as the pd external...
But it's not.
netsend is very simple and works good:
Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
That is correct. Instead being installed straight into pd/extra,
these are installed into pd/extra/flatspace as a step to making
everything namespaceable (is that a word? ;)
.hc
At least it's possible to get the meaning of namespace with no difficulty:
Hi, I know this is not the way to do it but Im really stuck here.
Im plotting text objects on XYZ in Gem. Now, I just want to be able
to rotate the global co-ordinates (my master gemhead) so that they
follow the XYZ positions of the plot. Should be straight forward,
cart2sph, convert to
On 15/01/2007, at 23.40, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Maybe someone with an Intel Mac could try compiling Pd-0.39.2-
extended-test7 without the compiler optimizations.
I'd do that. I just need to know a few things (or re-know them).
I'd like to build the core of the Pd-extended, that is
2006/12/30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, [spigot~] maybe. But here's a deeper question... because I would
choose a simple [*~] with a zero or one to gate on and off the audio
stream.
Isn't nullification a bit rough for the audio stream? Perhaps, ramping down
would make a more
Common practice is to use:
[osc~] (audio source)
|
| [x] (toggle, numeric message, 0/1, etc)
| |
| [pack 0 50] (change second number for longer ramping)
| |
| [line~]
| |
[*~]
d.
Denis Trapeznikoff wrote:
2006/12/30, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi list,
I have a white cube, inside the cube and side by side two rectangles, one
blue, the other red. We can move the camera inside the cube.
Here's my problem:
I would like to be able to send a bang (for opening or playing a video-clip)
when I mouse-click inside one of the two rectangles.
Denis Trapeznikoff wrote:
Isn't nullification a bit rough for the audio stream? Perhaps, ramping
down would make a more appropriate solution in the case?
i do not see how you get your definition of the case.
without that, one really cannot say whether ramping or not is the more
appropriate
Could it be that you are mixing up degrees and radians?
afaik, cart2sph gives you radians, but i might be wrong...
p8r
timon wrote:
Hi, I know this is not the way to do it but Im really stuck here.
Im plotting text objects on XYZ in Gem. Now, I just want to be able to
rotate the global
netsend and netreceive work very well.
thanks to all.
Andrés Ferrari G.
http://puredata.org/Members/anfex
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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
Thanks to this thread, I think I fixed the problem with cyclone too...
.hc
On Jan 11, 2007, at 5:53 AM, ugur guney wrote:
On 1/10/07, IOhannes m zmoelnig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi.
first off: please _always_ reply to the pd-list and not just me; the
list is not just a way to get into
On the mac, Daniel Steffen fixed the anti-aliasing so works nicely.
It'll be enabled for everything on the next release.
Donno about other platforms.
.hc
On Jan 16, 2007, at 10:47 PM, Stephen Sinclair wrote:
I've been looking on Google to find a way to enable anti-aliasing in
Pure-Data
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