Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Ah, true.
So my suggestion would be to use something like *.pd_lua, *.pdlua or
*.l_lua as extension. What do you think? The same question may become
an issue for other loaders as well, so a standard solution would be
nice.
Ok, expect this change in the next
Hi!
Blender foundation together with crystalspace community just started
making a kickass game http://apricot.blender.org.
We are thinking about using puredata to handle the music system (and
maybe also some more cool stuff), but I think it'd be important to be
able to have puredata as a library
Hallo,
Claude Heiland-Allen hat gesagt: // Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
I think recent Pd's have a system for adding paths in patches, but I've
never used that feature.
That system is [declare -path abs/]. It may currently not work inside
abstractions.
Ciao
--
Frank Barknecht
(())_n wrote:
I like *.lua because editors recognize them as lua and are able to
parse the magic.
You should be able to manually choose a highlight mode in any decent
editor, regardless of extension, and some you should be able to add a
default mode for extra extensions.
It would be
saint wrote:
I've been trying to incorporate synched looped midi file playback into a
system of tabread looping players. So far I've been using xeq but recently
discovered seq in the cyclone library.
I can kinda get xeq to work but it involves me cheating the tempo of the
file playback,
solved!!
sorry for the late reply, but something happened between 12/07 and 01/08
that solved that problem. I don't know, why I did not notice earlier. (I
am using pd-extended 0.40.3 autobuild from 20080117.
gemmouse working again and focus too, and everything, thanks to whoever
fixed it!
Hi IOhannes,
is this still on your todo list? it would make interface building in gem
a lot easier.
marius.
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
B. Bogart wrote:
Why not do [gemmouse 8 4] for 2:1 window?
but then the window must have an aspect ratio of in 2:1 (which is ok if
you do know it
If it is part of the build system, then the Windows build will come
more or less automatically.
.hc
On Jan 31, 2008, at 5:20 PM, Mike McGonagle wrote:
Rob,
I am planning on putting this stuff up this weekend in the Extended
CVS. I hope that I can have the Linux Makefile by then. I am
Parts of this have been coded, but were rejected by miller because of
the implementation. It would be a useful thing, but getting things
working is 1% inspiration 99% perspiration, so now someone just needs
to code it :D
.hc
On Feb 6, 2008, at 12:48 PM, beau wrote:
just an idea for
Hallo,
marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote:
I am not sure if I agree with your (frank's) point. wouldn't it be
easier keep your pd searchpaths clean of non-pd related lua scripts than
to put a fancy file extension on every script?
Not really: As soon as you start
ah brilliant thanks martin that's exactly what i need i reckon. will be able to
try it out tomorrow properly!
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beautiful!
i like opening the table window(s) and watching and playing with the
forms and sounds. its like an electric arc. fascinating.
m
Am 08.02.2008 um 20:15 schrieb Claude Heiland-Allen:
Hi all,
I wrote a tutorial on using [table] [tabwrite~] [tabosc4~] in feedback
loops:
Hi,
I've been trying to incorporate synched looped midi file playback into a system
of tabread looping players. So far I've been using xeq but recently discovered
seq in the cyclone library.
I can kinda get xeq to work but it involves me cheating the tempo of the file
playback, banging a sync
hi
I like *.lua because editors recognize them as lua and are able to
parse the magic. What I was having problems with pdlua is that I have
to restart PD whenever I change my script. Reloading the pd patch
doesn't even do it. Could there be some autowatch flag read from the
scripts that
Achim Bornhoeft wrote:
Is there a possibility to put a statement (relative pathname) inside a
patch where to look for additional abstractions, for example to search
for abstractions inside a subfolder abs which is in the same directory
than the patch itself.
You can use relative paths
hi hans,
does tcl/tk support transperency? is it possible to make the
backgroundcolor of the objectboxes semitransparent?
esp. in a case like this:
[bang]
|
[bang]
|
[bang]
you cannot tell if the middle bang is connected or not. also sometimes
you could hide parts of objects, and I would
Hi all,
Sometimes when I reboot, my soundcard seems to move up or down in the
list of audio devices, causing Pd do start with the wrong one.
Also aconnect 16:0 128:0 fails because 16:0 is now 20:0...
It happens only now and then, so it's hard to test.
Last time it happened after I accidently
Unfortunately, 0.41.0 on Mac OS X still has the same IEMGUI/Pd font
issue as before:
inline: font0.41.0.png
I still think it is best to hardcode tk scaling to 1 on all
platforms. Pd is not using tk scaling at all, so it should be turned
off, instead of writing code to work around a
I don't know how short file extension and bittorrent relate, because I
really do not use bt often. but I think I got your point.
btw, in max/msp when you add new files to the max-search path you have
to restart max to make the changes effective. I think max caches the
files somehow, and that
Sorry, Hans,
I still have not put these things into the extended stuff yet. I am
wondering if, as you suggest, that if I put everything into a subfolder in
'extras', then could I also place my abstractions there, too? Basically, I
have a set of abstractions that I have been developing along with
I am not sure if I agree with your (frank's) point. wouldn't it be
easier keep your pd searchpaths clean of non-pd related lua scripts than
to put a fancy file extension on every script?
anyway, I think 3 letters of file extension should be enough, *.pdl is
shorter.
or add an obligatory
On Feb 11, 2008 1:24 PM, B. Bogart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[smooth] in pixelTANGO does just lop in message domain, written by
Thomas Grill. Should just work in pd extended...
That's incorrect, [smooth] makes use of audio domain. The one by TG
from 2003, anyways, perhaps there is another
[smooth] in pixelTANGO does just lop in message domain, written by
Thomas Grill. Should just work in pd extended...
.b.
Roman Haefeli wrote:
On Fri, 2008-02-08 at 22:43 +, matthew venn wrote:
I'm a beginner with PD, and I'm finding it useful and frustrating in
equal amounts!
yo..
This is my first PD project, thanks to Dave Merrill for the starter patch
and inspiration.
*If this patch already exists online please refer me to where I can find
it.*
1) Here is what I'm trying to do:
--Create a patch for Dave Merrill's DDR-style musical
By the way, the mapping lib is included in Pd-extended. Check out
Help - Browser - 5.reference - mapping.
.hc
On Feb 11, 2008, at 6:32 AM, cyrille henry wrote:
hello,
i did not see the original question.
the mapping lib have a lot's of diferents kind of data filter.
have a look at iir,
On Feb 11, 2008, at 9:55 AM, Pablo Martin wrote:
Andy Farnell escribió:
Hey Pablo,
Yes it is feasible. So Apricot is to use Pd?
Well its still being decided, and most team know nothing about pd, so
they are a bit reluctant to accept this kind of risks... though they
also understand some
Unfortunately not, at least from me. I am waiting for a power supply
that I ordered, then I'll have a Windows machine again.
.hc
On Feb 11, 2008, at 8:06 AM, Ingo Scherzinger wrote:
Any news about the windows version?
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On Feb 11, 2008, at 9:43 AM, Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
Achim Bornhoeft wrote:
Is there a possibility to put a statement (relative pathname)
inside a
patch where to look for additional abstractions, for example to
search
for abstractions inside a subfolder abs which is in the same
On Feb 11, 2008, at 9:43 AM, Pablo Martin wrote:
Hi!
Sorry guys i didnt see this thread before...
Hans-Christoph Steiner escribió:
By the way, is the Pablo Martin on the Apricot team caedes (who has
done some work with PDP)?
Yeah :). Thats why there is so much interest in using pd
That's a bug, cords should always be on top. Please file a report if
there isn't one there already. The new color scheme still needs some
work.
I think transparency would be too heavy for this anyway, and we don't
need it to represent things AFAIK.
.hc
On Feb 11, 2008, at 5:54 PM,
Andy Farnell escribió:
Hey Pablo,
Yes it is feasible. So Apricot is to use Pd?
Well its still being decided, and most team know nothing about pd, so
they are a bit reluctant to accept this kind of risks... though they
also understand some of the good parts, but of course i think it would
Ok, I have been able to isolate it and create a test patch.
The bug is triggered when, immediately after connecting (i.e.
triggered by the 1 output by netsend), you send MANY messages through
netsend.
The first X messages are lost, where X is not necessarily an integer.
I guess it is an overflow
Hi,
I use netsend and netreceive to send messages across 2 instances of pd
on the same machine (localhost).
I use the outlet of netsend to detect when netsend is connected, and
when it is ([select 1]) I immediately send out some data through it.
IN SOME CASES (no consistent behaviour detected),
Claude Heiland-Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Some versions of Pd behave like this if you try to print certain
characters like '{'.
You mean using [print] ?
Is 0.40.1 one of those version?
I don't think it's my case though. I'm printing plenty of things but I
don't think there's any strange
Hey Pablo,
Yes it is feasible. So Apricot is to use Pd?
You literally caught me walking out the door for a few days off.
So I'll get back to this discussion Thursday.
I've pretty much got an object for every sound you need in a game
including detailed parameterisation and some already with
Some versions of Pd behave like this if you try to print certain
characters like '{'.
matteo sisti sette wrote:
Symptoms are somewhat similar to an unstopped [until], except that:
- an unstopped until eats up almost 100% cpu (50% on a dual core),
while I'm experiencing 0% cpu consumption
-
hello,
i did not see the original question.
the mapping lib have a lot's of diferents kind of data filter.
have a look at iir, fir and median_n objects.
if you wish to use line, then have also a look at line3.
cyrille
Roman Haefeli a écrit :
On Fri, 2008-02-08 at 22:43 +, matthew venn
that rubber band thing looks great.
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On Fri, 2008-02-08 at 22:43 +, matthew venn wrote:
I'm sure I must have missed an obvious external or patch somewhere, as
it seems to me like quite a useful function.
I think [mavg] from the zexy library does what you want. zexy is
included with Pd-extended. If you are on Linux another
Hi list,
I'm a beginner with PD, and I'm finding it useful and frustrating in equal
amounts!
Right now I'm looking at ways to smooth control signals. I wanted a control
version of [lop~]. I couldn't find anything in the docs, archives or the
wiki. In the end I made the attached abstraction using
On Feb 11, 2008, at 1:27 PM, Claude Heiland-Allen wrote:
(())_n wrote:
I like *.lua because editors recognize them as lua and are able to
parse the magic.
You should be able to manually choose a highlight mode in any decent
editor, regardless of extension, and some you should be able to
afaik, xmlrpc is a little bit slower, because it uses a pull mechanism.
you send a request from a client to the server and that responds with
data. i think just sending osc over udp is faster. don't know about
securityissues...
marius.
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
On Feb 11, 2008, at 9:43
You could make a library that includes your sqldb object and those
abstractions. I think that's the way to do it. They you could set
up your stuff in SVN like this:
pure-data/trunk/externals/mogo/sqldb
And then have other projects like this:
pure-data/trunk/externals/mogo/otherproject
Hi!
Sorry guys i didnt see this thread before...
Hans-Christoph Steiner escribió:
By the way, is the Pablo Martin on the Apricot team caedes (who has
done some work with PDP)?
Yeah :). Thats why there is so much interest in using pd (also we got
some emails already about people )... as
Is there a possibility to put a statement (relative pathname) inside a
patch where to look for additional abstractions, for example to search
for abstractions inside a subfolder abs which is in the same directory
than the patch itself.
Thanks for help,
Achim
Any news about the windows version?
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[pack 0 0]
|
[line]
is what you are after.
The control data goes in the left inlet of pack, and on the right is the
amount of interpolation in ms. See the help file for [line] for more
info. You can also use [line~] for controlling audio objects.
d.
matthew venn wrote:
Hi list,
I'm a
You're on the right track. Most DSP feedback filters try to track the
loudest sinusoidal frequency and then use a notch filter to reduce it.
You could try something with [fiddle~], and make sure that the signals
you want to pass remain below a certain threshold. Then everything above
that
On Fri, 2008-02-08 at 22:43 +, matthew venn wrote:
I'm a beginner with PD, and I'm finding it useful and frustrating in
equal amounts!
yo.. before you get too frustrated, ask the list first (as you did now).
i'd assume that many people would be appreciative of your frustration
and
Hallo,
Hans-Christoph Steiner hat gesagt: // Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
I think that we'd probably be better off not adding any more arcane
file extensions.
Lua scripts don't have a required file extension, the .lua is just a
convention in the lua world, but as an embedded language, you
hi marius,
try glTranslated instead of glTransatef. I remember Wes saying that
lua converts everything to double.
cheers,
(())_n
On Feb 8, 2008, at 8:21 PM, marius schebella wrote:
hi,
maybe this is related to the luagl version I am using, or this is some
other problem, but
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