[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi Patco,
find it in attachemnt (bad quality and large file, sorry)..
Nothing extremely sophisticated/complicated but
functional.
Thank you, this interface looks very good, and the patch seems to be
well adapted for using GRIPD, no so many parameters. and
Hi David,
Just out of curiousity, why did this project die?
It seems to be one of the most promising/interesting
approaches I've seen to using PD.
Yes, I subscribe to this point of view..
Maybe because there was no Mac port making
it something restricted to some users?
Personally I like the
David Powers wrote:
On 11/28/06, John Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know the GRiPD is no
longer maintained, but it happens to be perfect for our project so at
least in the short term it makes sense for us to use.
Just out of curiousity, why did this project die? It seems to be one
of
On Nov 28, 2006, at 3:00 PM, David Powers wrote:
On 11/28/06, John Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know the GRiPD is no
longer maintained, but it happens to be perfect for our project so at
least in the short term it makes sense for us to use.
Just out of curiousity, why did this
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi David,
Just out of curiousity, why did this project die?
It seems to be one of the most promising/interesting
approaches I've seen to using PD.
I've given a try to gripd on windows only, and I had to give up because
after a few created objects, the
Patco a écrit :
and they both doesn't work with -nogui option,
while it's possible to use a GUI from tkinter (and py external) in
-nogui mode.
err, GRIPD does work on -nogui mode but some objects like [openpanel]
doesn't work, and the autor only suggested to switch to gui mode for
having
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
The GUI itself was not hungry in terms of cpu load
(the 46% you can see in the screenshot
is just the 128 bp filters in parallel in the patch ;-)
puredata.info is too busy and doesn't respond, could you put your
screenshot anywhere else?
I like toxy, but we
Joseph Sarlo a écrit :
You can send openpanel and savepanel messages to the gripd Pd object.
Joe
Oh! it must be a recent feature, or you'd have say it before, maybe I
should give another try.
Maybe GRIPD doesn't blow my CPU anymore on winslows when I put more than
twenty widgets.
Best
Well, the current PD Gui stuff is not adequate for pro performance
situations as far as I'm concerned. Even a small number of Gui
elements visible will totally destroy the audio and cause severe
dropouts, in my personal experience. And from what I hear this may be
true on more than one OS...
So
It seems like there are a couple of options for GUI interfaces other
than GRiPD, and I didn't know this. Can you say more about toxy, the
Graph on Parent or tcl-tk widgets made by ix and MIXed or any other
technique? How can I learn more about these as related specifically to
GUI interface
When I run pd with GRiPD library loaded, the shell external doesn't ever
finish and a couple of calls to it eventually completely hang Pd. This
is without the GRiPD library actually doing anything...just loaded. The
GRiPD library seems to play well with other externals and the shell
external
On 11/28/06, John Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know the GRiPD is no
longer maintained, but it happens to be perfect for our project so at
least in the short term it makes sense for us to use.
Just out of curiousity, why did this project die? It seems to be one
of the most
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