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I want to create a patch that constantly takes incoming acceleration data as an input and only outputs the incoming acceleration values that satisfy a number of conditions.

* I want to be able to set and adjust the trigger-range e.g. a low and high trigger threshold. The low value will be the minimum value able to generate an output and the high value will be the maximum value able to generate an output.

* Also, I want to be able to set and adjust the minimum-peak-gap. This will consist of two things, a value in milliseconds and another value that the acceleration data must not exceed within that time frame. E.g. for 30 milliseconds the acceleration data must not increase by more than 20.

* only data that fulfills both the above conditions, will be printed out.

I'm not sure if there are ways to do this using existing max msp objects.

Hi, 
I want to create a patch that constantly takes incoming acceleration data as an input and only outputs the incoming acceleration values that satisfy a number of conditions.

*  I want to be able to set and adjust the trigger-range e.g. a low and high trigger threshold. The low value will be the minimum value able to generate an output and the high value will be the maximum value able to generate an output.

I'm not sure if there are ways to do this using existing max msp objects.


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> Hi, I want to create a patch that constantly takes incoming

> acceleration data as an input and only outputs the incoming

> acceleration values that satisfy a number of conditions.

Your two threads seem to adress the same problems, I'll stay here...

There are all sorts of compare objects, and there is coll as simple data 

> I'm not sure if there are ways to do this using existing max msp

Yes Max is ideal. For sensor data the plain Max objects are fine. But 

how to do it is a bit your work. The ideas you outline seem reasonable. 

If you are not completely new to Max, have a look at the FTM library 

from Ircam, its free and deals a lot with these kind of problems...

Adam schrieb:
> Hi, I want to create a patch that constantly takes incoming
> acceleration data as an input and only outputs the incoming
> acceleration values that satisfy a number of conditions.

There are all sorts of compare objects, and there is coll as simple data 
collector...

> I'm not sure if there are ways to do this using existing max msp
> objects.

Yes Max is ideal. For sensor data the plain Max objects are fine. But 
how to do it is a bit your work. The ideas you outline seem reasonable. 
If you are not completely new to Max, have a look at the FTM library 
from Ircam, its free and deals a lot with these kind of problems...

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