Okay, here's a first pass to outline what's going on with Pd's library
loader(s):
http://www.jonathanwilkes.net/2014/10/loading-a-library-in-pure-data/
I don't cover the interaction between global and canvas-local searchpaths, nor
how exactly the libdir loader from Pd-extended does its thing. I
Thanks for demonstrating [declare -path .], Frank. Food for thought.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 8:54 PM, Frank Barknecht wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here's some more food for thought: How to deal with library abstractions
> that
> load other objects whose name is set at runtime? This is actually pretty
> co
Hi Frank,
Let's take your demos one abstraction at a time:
01_loadhere.pd:
[mylib/metaload here] -- doesn't load [$1], because you didn't supply any
search paths anywhere. So all the ce_path entries are empty, which means that
Pd tries to load "here" in the directory of the metaload abstraction.
Hi Miller,
Well, currently it works like this: "If I put my stuff in the folder with
my abstraction, and the person using my abstraction doesn't happen to use
[declare] to set a path containing stuff that aliases the name of my
abstraction or stuff that aliases the libdir/name of my subdir/
Hi,
here's some more food for thought: How to deal with library abstractions that
load other objects whose name is set at runtime? This is actually pretty
common, for example in abstractions that decorate other abstraction with e.g.
polyphony, or when writing soundfile/score loading objects.
I at
Hi all,
I think it might work simply to maintain a per-patch list of "externs"
currently loaded. New patches would start out with an empty list, which would
then get filled in by that patch's own search procedures.
There might be some complicated problems to resove about such searche within
abs
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Hello,
I don't know a lot of things in this domain.
I just know that reflected source signals are sensitive to the
environment geometry and materials and I would like to get the room
impulse response.
Is there good informations about this topic somewh
Hi Martin,
* Martin Peach [2014-10-20 05:38]:
> In the Pd svn I have an external [b2f] which probably does what you want.
> Not sure if it made in into Pd-extended yet as there don't seem to be many
> recent builds available, but it should be straightforward to compile.
Thanks, this looks good. I
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Hello Cyrille,
I have been able to export my 3D curve with obj-rectangle and export
it in .stl.
Thanx for your help !
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Jack
Le 20/10/2014 12:29, Cyrille Henry a écrit :
> hello,
>
> Le 20/10/2014 12:13, Jack a écrit : Hello,
>
> Is there someo
hello,
Le 20/10/2014 12:13, Jack a écrit :
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Hello,
Is there someone who has already print object with 3D printer using
Gem and obj-exporter (or something else)
yes, that why obj-exporter was created.
If yes, what was the process ?
1. create a
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Hello,
Is there someone who has already print object with 3D printer using
Gem and obj-exporter (or something else) ?
If yes, what was the process ?
I am looking for a way to print a curved surface (like a wave with
depth). I think, with obj-exporter,
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