Massimiliano Cerioni

Hi, I'm starting with ejies in max 5, and I would like to know some tricks of ej.function

In "curve mode", is there a way to write in a list the "curve value" also (not only "X & Y")?

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I'm not able to send multiple lists to different layers of the function.

In the help file I read that this could be done with the name of the layer at the beginning of a list, example:

a function with two layers, "function0" and "function1" so I want to send a list to the first:

what's the way to preserve a drawing after closing a patch?

I need a trigger or this ej.function can "remember" values as the standard function?

I've uploaded a simple patch so if you want you can show me directly what's the solution.

thank you for your time, I'm sorry for my very simple english,

In "curve mode", is there a way to write in a list the "curve value" also (not only "X & Y")? 

is it possible?
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I'm not able to send multiple lists to different layers of the function.

this way doesn't work, what's wrong?
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the last thing:

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Quote: Massi wrote on Wed, 18 February 2009 00:34

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> Hi, I'm starting with ejies in max 5, and I would like to know some tricks of ej.function

> In "curve mode", is there a way to write in a list the "curve value" also (not only "X & Y")? 

> from 0 to 1 in 1000 ms with a sin ramp:

You need to use the addpoints message for that.

> I'm not able to send multiple lists to different layers of the function.

> In the help file I read that this could be done with the name of the layer at the beginning of a list, example:

> a function with two layers, "function0" and "function1" so I want to send a list to the first:

By sending that you set the first point on the function0 bpf, but the point "1000 1" is added to the current function.

> what's the way to preserve a drawing after closing a patch?

> I need a trigger or this ej.function can "remember" values as the standard function?

> I've uploaded a simple patch so if you want you can show me directly what's the solution.

You can save the points with pattr/pattrstorage.

Quote: Massi wrote on Wed, 18 February 2009 00:34
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> Hi, I'm starting with ejies in max 5, and I would like to know some tricks of ej.function
>
> In "curve mode", is there a way to write in a list the "curve value" also (not only "X & Y")? 
>
> an example:
>
>
> from 0 to 1 in 1000 ms with a sin ramp:
>
> 0 0,1000 1 -0.5;
>
> is it possible?

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> I'm not able to send multiple lists to different layers of the function.
>
> In the help file I read that this could be done with the name of the layer at the beginning of a list, example:
>
> a function with two layers, "function0" and "function1" so I want to send a list to the first:
>
> function0 0 0,1000 1;
>
> this way doesn't work, what's wrong?

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> the last thing:
>
> what's the way to preserve a drawing after closing a patch?
>
> I need a trigger or this ej.function can "remember" values as the standard function?
>
> I've uploaded a simple patch so if you want you can show me directly what's the solution.

Quote: Emmanuel Jourdan wrote on Wed, 18 February 2009 15:42

> You need to use the addpoints message for that.

Are you talking about a normal message with a list?

I'm sorry but I'm not sure to understand you very well..

In what part of the message must be written the "ramp" hint?

I know the way to write range and domain coordinates only.

> By sending that you set the first point on the function0 bpf, but the point "1000 1" is added to the current function.

Ok, right. _________________________________________________________________

> You can save the points with pattr/pattrstorage.

Thank you too for this library, it's great! 

Are you talking about a normal message with a list?
I'm sorry but I'm not sure to understand you very well..
In what part of the message must be written the "ramp" hint?
I know the way to write range and domain coordinates only.
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Thank you too for this library, it's great! 
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Quote: Massi wrote on Wed, 18 February 2009 17:18

> > You need to use the addpoints message for that.

> Are you talking about a normal message with a list?

> I'm sorry but I'm not sure to understand you very well..

> In what part of the message must be written the "ramp" hint?

> I know the way to write range and domain coordinates only.

See the example in my last post. If you send the addpoints message with 3 values (x, y, curve factor) in curve mode, it will add a point with the corresponding parameters. Does it make sense?

> > You need to use the addpoints message for that.
>
> Are you talking about a normal message with a list?
> I'm sorry but I'm not sure to understand you very well..
> In what part of the message must be written the "ramp" hint?
> I know the way to write range and domain coordinates only.

Quote: Emmanuel Jourdan wrote on Wed, 18 February 2009 17:34

> See the example in my last post. If you send the addpoints message with 3 values (x, y, curve factor) in curve mode, it will add a point with the corresponding parameters. Does it make sense?

oook, now I've opened the patch and I've understood how it works, messages don't need "comma".

Many thanks for your time, I'm a max user since 2007 so I have to learn a lot of things yet=)

Quote: Emmanuel Jourdan wrote on Wed, 18 February 2009 17:34
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> See the example in my last post. If you send the addpoints message with 3 values (x, y, curve factor) in curve mode, it will add a point with the corresponding parameters. Does it make sense?
>
> Best,
> ej
>
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On 18 févr. 09, at 18:47, massimiliano cerioni

>> See the example in my last post. If you send the addpoints message 

>> with 3 values (x, y, curve factor) in curve mode, it will add a 

>> point with the corresponding parameters. Does it make sense?

> oook, now I've opened the patch and I've understood how it works, 

The comma in a message box have a special meaning. It sends messages 

On 18 févr. 09, at 18:47, massimiliano cerioni
t> wrote:

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>> See the example in my last post. If you send the addpoints message  
>> with 3 values (x, y, curve factor) in curve mode, it will add a  
>> point with the corresponding parameters. Does it make sense?
> oook, now I've opened the patch and I've understood how it works,  
> messages don't need "comma".

The comma in a message box have a special meaning. It sends messages  
separatly.

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