thesprucegoose

I cannot seem to get these elements to add, they just switch between the two numbers. Does my code look wonky?

mathy-problem

From a cursory glance, it looks like the values coming into

the patchers vibration, temperature, and amplitude get passed

through an "if" statement. The output of this goes to a toggle.

The output of a toggle can only be 0 or 1. Not sure if this

is the desired result as I have no test data.

From a cursory glance, it looks like the values coming into
the patchers vibration, temperature, and amplitude get passed
through an "if" statement. The output of this goes to a toggle.
The output of a toggle can only be 0 or 1. Not sure if this
is the desired result as I have no test data.


Also make sure you are not sending floats to integer versions of objects. 0.5 gets rounded when sent to an integer object.

Thanks. Anything that could be a float is being multiplied to make it an integer.

The closest object I've found thats close to what I want to do is counter. My goal is that if the data received fits in any of the if/then statements, then a bang would fire that would add/subtract the amounts specified from the connected slider.

I'm thinking I might be able to achieved this with a counter/uzi combo. My only concern is subtracting values.

Thanks. Anything that could be a float is being multiplied to make it an integer. 

I'm thinking I might be able to achieved this with a counter/uzi combo. My only concern is subtracting values.


On Nov 18, 2008, at 9:01 AM, Nick Snyder wrote:

> Thanks. Anything that could be a float is being multiplied to make 

I would convert all the floating point math to integer math, for 

> The closest object I've found thats close to what I want to do is 

> counter. My goal is that if the data received fits in any of the if/ 

> then statements, then a bang would fire that would add/subtract the 

> amounts specified from the connected slider.

Do you realize that _all_ the if statements are going to fire when 

data comes in? This makes the output of the vibration, temperature and 

amplitude patches fairly useless. Instead of parallel if statements 

you might want to try cascaded split objects.

As far as adding and subtracting amounts, I would use accum. It's 

On Nov 18, 2008, at 9:01 AM, Nick Snyder wrote:
> Thanks. Anything that could be a float is being multiplied to make  
> it an integer.

I would convert all the floating point math to integer math, for  
clarity's sake.

> The closest object I've found thats close to what I want to do is  
> counter. My goal is that if the data received fits in any of the if/ 
> then statements, then a bang would fire that would add/subtract the  
> amounts specified from the connected slider.

Do you realize that _all_ the if statements are going to fire when  
data comes in? This makes the output of the vibration, temperature and  
amplitude patches fairly useless. Instead of parallel if statements  
you might want to try cascaded split objects.

As far as adding and subtracting amounts, I would use accum. It's  
perfect for this.

Chris Muir
cbm@well.com	
http://www.xfade.com

> I cannot seem to get these elements to add, they just switch between

> the two numbers. Does my code look wonky?

It does not make much sense, I don't know what you are after.

Why do you have 16 outlets and connect 12 of them to only 3 destinations?

Why don't you use only 3 outlets instead?

Why don't you just skip outlets 5 to 16, as they will be overwriten 

all your if then else could be done much easier with for example:

[if $i1 == 0 then $i1 else 0] replace with [t -1 1 0 1] and connect 

The last patcher gives a hint that you want to analyse audio. the adc~ 

part probably should be outside and connected to the other ins...

It seems you don't know much about the nature of audio, connect a print 

to the number box and watch the numbers...

Nick Snyder schrieb:
> I cannot seem to get these elements to add, they just switch between
> the two numbers. Does my code look wonky?

Why don't you just skip outlets 5 to 16, as they will be overwriten 
immediatly by the most left?

[if $i1 == 0 then $i1 else 0] replace with [t -1 1 0 1] and connect 
directly to the outs

The last patcher gives a hint that you want to analyse audio. the adc~ 
part probably should be outside and connected to the other ins...

It seems you don't know much about the nature of audio, connect a print 
to the number box and watch the numbers...

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