lordcacops

I have an incoming stream of numbers where the numbers repeat themselves both immediately and in cycles like this:

This number comes from an increasing value so 4 and 5 and 6 will eventually appear on that list.

What I need to do is send messages containing that number as their first argument to specific routes. If I use the route object, then I will be limited by the number of arguments that I write on it. What I need is like a route for increasing values where these incoming index values can be sent each to the appropriate pathway, and when a maximum number is achieved, it can be looped into the spaces provided by the first arguments, since there can't be an object with infinite outlets, or can there?

I don't know If I made my self clear. I myself am pretty confused with what I just said even though I made my best effort to explain my particular conundrum. Any hint on how to solve this problem would be lovely.

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I don't know If I made my self clear. I myself am pretty confused with what I just said even though I made my best effort to explain my particular conundrum. Any hint on how to solve this problem would be lovely.


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to what are you connecting that ? because the things you're connecting that onto will have to exist previously, right ? then why not deduce a maximum useful from there ?

anywya you could use sending with message box :

just like this it would probably not work, but it's hard to help further without knowing more

to what are you connecting that ? because the things you're connecting that onto will have to exist previously, right ? then why not deduce a maximum useful from there ?
anywya you could use sending with message box :

just like this it would probably not work, but it's hard to help further without knowing more


The numbers are coming from an mxj object that is connected to a java program. The program is an evolutionary game and the numbers represent the IDs of the little creatures that live in the virtual world of the game. I am making a generative composition from the values of those little creatures, but I don't want the values of one creature to get mixed with the values of others and that is why I need to process the data separately.

Each creature being born a new receives a new ID in the consecutive order. Also, creatures die both of old age and of hunger or by being killed by others so there will be gaps in the sequence of numbers. The numbers repeat themselves constantly as I am banging the mxj object with a metro object periodicallys.

So I assume that you will be doing little "modules" that will represent the creatures, yes?

Have you considered doing the filtering on the creature-side instead? So that each creature is given an ID by your patch, and when it "dies" it is assigned a new ID?

That way your filtering can easily be done by having a single [route] object in each creature filtering the entire stream.

So I assume that you will be doing little "modules" that will represent the creatures, yes? 

That way your filtering can easily be done by having a single [route] object in each creature filtering the entire stream.


I need an object that...