mooter

I haven't used jitter much but I've been working with the matrix more now that I'm working with midi note operations in max for live. Just found about about jit.expr and oh how wonderful it is and how much it can make things easier, even just swapping planes.

I've been trying to figure this one out, though. I can get it to work on a normal [expr], but not jit.expr. What I want to do is clip a float coming in so it stays at 0.000244 if it tries to go lower than that. It's for the 3rd plane only. So, I've been fooling with with variations of something like this:

@expr in[0].p[0] in[0].p[1] (0.000244+in[0].p[2])in[0].p[2]

what I had in the normal [expr]: expr ($f10.000244)*$f1

I think the example '@expr (1.-hypot(snorm[0]\,snorm[1]))>in[1]' just to show how to deal with 'if > than' might be throwing me off.

In addition to that, in[1] will have an amount to subtract from, like 0.125, so I'm not sure if I'll have to have 2 expressions or if I can fit that into the same one, though I don't think that'll be an issue.

Would anyone be so kind as to point out the error of my ways?

I haven't used jitter much but I've been working with the matrix more now that I'm working with midi note operations in max for live.  Just found about about jit.expr and oh how wonderful it is and how much it can make things easier, even just swapping planes.

I've been trying to figure this one out, though.  I can get it to work on a normal [expr], but not jit.expr.  What I want to do is clip a float coming in so it stays at 0.000244 if it tries to go lower than that.  It's for the 3rd plane only.  So, I've been fooling with with variations of something like this:

Would anyone be so kind as to point out the error of my ways?


clip-value-on-one-plane-using-jit-expr

you sure it was that ? seems to make no sense to me, and to my max window...

jit.expr @expr in[0].p[0] in[0].p[1] (in[0].p[2]*(in[0].p[2]>=0.000244))+((in[0].p[2]

[expr]: expr ($f10.000244)*$f1 ????
you sure it was that ? seems to make no sense to me, and to my max window...

does this work :jit.expr @expr in[0].p[0] in[0].p[1] (in[0].p[2]*(in[0].p[2]>=0.000244))+((in[0].p[2]
?


oops, sorry, that expr was a typo and it didn't paste correctly.

Will try your code in a little bit. Thanks for your help.

Ok, the value is always 0.000244. Probably a lot closer, though :)

oops, sorry, that expr was a typo and it didn't paste correctly.
I meant expr ($f10.000244)*$f1

Will try your code in a little bit.  Thanks for your help.

Ok, the value is always 0.000244.  Probably a lot closer, though :)


clip value on one plane using jit.expr