david@5of4.com

I'm experiencing a frustrating problem. I've built a performance patch 

for a dance company that includes a nice little preset builder for their 

tech guy to use. I used a series of [pattr]'s connected to UI objects 

using the middle (bindto) outlet. Presets are stored and loaded using 

[pattrstorage]. Everything works beautifully on my machine, but on the 

company's computer (which only has runtime) no presets are stored. 

Initially I thought that it was due to some difference in our machines, 

but it appears that the problem lies with Runtime.

Both machines have 4.6.3 and _neither_ is able to store presets using 

Has anyone encountered this before? Is it a known issue?

They've exhausted their demo and are not able to upgrade to a full 

version of Max (nor should they need to simply to run one patch).

I'm experiencing a frustrating problem. I've built a performance patch 
for a dance company that includes a nice little preset builder for their 
tech guy to use. I used a series of [pattr]'s connected to UI objects 
using the middle (bindto) outlet. Presets are stored and loaded using 
[pattrstorage]. Everything works beautifully on my machine, but on the 
company's computer (which only has runtime) no presets are stored. 
Initially I thought that it was due to some difference in our machines, 
but it appears that the problem lies with Runtime.

Both machines have 4.6.3 and _neither_ is able to store presets using 
Runtime.

They've exhausted their demo and are not able to upgrade to a full 
version of Max (nor should they need to simply to run one patch).

pattr-and-runtime

Did you include the xml file that pattrstorage saves all of it's information in?

Yes, but the idea is that the user be able to update and/or create 

custom presets. Runtime is able to save and load XML files, but appears 

incapable of creating presets within the [pattrstorage] object. (I tried 

it with the storage window open to double-check, no go).

> Did you include the xml file that pattrstorage saves all of it's information in?

Yes, but the idea is that the user be able to update and/or create 
custom presets. Runtime is able to save and load XML files, but appears 
incapable of creating presets within the [pattrstorage] object. (I tried 
it with the storage window open to double-check, no go).

Theo wrote:
> Did you include the xml file that pattrstorage saves all of it's information in?
> --
> -Theo
> http://www.theopadouvas.com/
>
>

the following patch worked fine for me. i was able to save and recall preset slots using the runtime.

the following patch worked fine for me. i was able to save and recall preset slots using the runtime.
intel mac 10.5.2
max 4.6.3

thanks for posting this, Rob. I'll take a look at when I get home from work this afternoon and report back.

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