Roman Thilenius

if-i1-0-then-set-0

[number] -> [if $i1 < 0 then set 0] -> [print]

Roman Thilenius wrote:
> if $i1 < 0 then set 0
>
> whats wrong here? quick ... 


This might be obvious, but anyway: Remember that the "set 0" message 

returned most likely will update value of the receiving object(s), e.g. 

a number box, but they will not be outputting anything. If you want them 

This might be obvious, but anyway: Remember that the "set 0" message 
returned most likely will update value of the receiving object(s), e.g. 
a number box, but they will not be outputting anything. If you want them 
to output, don't use the set:

if you need to update some other box use the object prepens: prepend SET.

but it didnt "set" it, which is what i wanted it to do.

no idea what i had wrong yesterday, maybe my numbox

had a limit or maxmsp was making fun of me.

no idea what i had wrong yesterday, maybe my numbox
had a limit or maxmsp was making fun of me.

something like this migh be more interesting ?

You don't need the set.
if $i1 < 0 then O else out2 $i1
something like this migh be more interesting ?
Depends :-)
