Michele Verità

dear cycling, the new attribute "embed" should be awesome but i think it's not working as espected here:

-when enabled i expect it to save the preset values with main patcher if i instantiate in it (as an object) a patch with preset inside..

actually it doesn't happen here..
osx 10.4.10 ppc
mic


preset-object-embed-how-is-it-supposed-to-work

> dear cycling, the new attribute "embed" should be awesome but i 

> think it's not working as espected here:

> -when enabled i expect it to save the preset values with main 

> patcher if i instantiate in it (as an object) a patch with preset 

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On Apr 24, 2008, at 10:02 AM, mic wrote:
> dear cycling, the new attribute "embed" should be awesome but i  
> think it's not working as espected here:
>
> -when enabled i expect it to save the preset values with main  
> patcher if i instantiate in it (as an object) a patch with preset  
> inside..

Unfortunately this language is really vague. Please provide us with  
all the information in the bug reporting guidelines, so we can more  
easily fix any bugs you report.

Please report any problems you experience with clear and complete
information, including steps to reproduce, software and system
information, and where possible, an isolated example patch and crash
log. Something like the following would be ideal. This makes it
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able to.

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here you are a little example...maybe i misunderstood something..

Thanks Joshua,
here you are a little example...maybe i misunderstood something..
max 5.0.0 (34567) osx 10.4.10
best
michele


> here you are a little example...maybe i misunderstood something..

Thanks for clarifying. Yes, this is not supported. It does not save 

new presets for a *non-embedded* abstraction in the parent. This is 

You will need to copy the contents of your subpatcher and put inside a 

[p mysubpatcher] object. Very important difference between the use of 

embedded subpatchers and "abstractions" (external references to files).

On Apr 24, 2008, at 12:29 PM, mic wrote:
> Thanks Joshua,
> here you are a little example...maybe i misunderstood something..

Thanks for clarifying. Yes, this is not supported. It does not save  
new presets for a *non-embedded* abstraction in the parent. This is  
the same as in Max 4.

You will need to copy the contents of your subpatcher and put inside a  
[p mysubpatcher] object. Very important difference between the use of  
embedded subpatchers and "abstractions" (external references to files).

preset object @embed..how is it supposed to work?