marlon brando

Is it sufficient to just drop an autopattr in my patch with a message, that I also write as cripting name in the inspector of my numberboxes, faders etc to make my patch open with stored values?

autopattr-always-in-conjuction-with-pattrstorage

[autopattr] has many interesting arguments:

you could try @autoname 1 for example and @autorestore 1 (default) also.

[autopattr] has many interesting arguments:
you could try @autoname 1 for example and @autorestore 1 (default) also.


you have to store a default preset in the pattrstorage

(or a preset that will automatically be recalled at loadbang)

> Is it sufficient to just drop an autopattr in my patch with a message, that

> I also write as cripting name in the inspector of my numberboxes, faders etc

> to make my patch open with stored values?

no i don't think so, maybe i'm wrong but
you have to store a default preset in the pattrstorage
and write an xml file
(or a preset that will automatically be recalled at loadbang)

>
> Hi there,
>
> Is it sufficient to just drop an autopattr in my patch with a message, that
> I also write as cripting name in the inspector of my numberboxes, faders etc
> to make my patch open with stored values?
>
>
> Cheers & thank you
>

autopattr will remember the values of named objects in the patch when the patch is saved, by default. No pattrstorage required.

> Is it sufficient to just drop an autopattr in my patch with a 

> message, that I also write as cripting name in the inspector of my 

> numberboxes, faders etc to make my patch open with stored values?

(You only need to name the UI objects, no message necessary...)

> no i don't think so, maybe i'm wrong but you have to store a default

> preset in the pattrstorage and write an xml file

Typically these questions answer themself. Its a good habit to ask Max 

marlon brando schrieb:
> Is it sufficient to just drop an autopattr in my patch with a 
> message, that I also write as cripting name in the inspector of my 
> numberboxes, faders etc to make my patch open with stored values?

Guillaume Evrard schrieb:
> no i don't think so, maybe i'm wrong but you have to store a default
> preset in the pattrstorage and write an xml file

Typically these questions answer themself. Its a good habit to ask Max 
first, it can tell you a lot....

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autopattr always in conjuction with pattrstorage?