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anyone know if there's an object like select, but instead of banging out the

i was looking for a more elegant way to do this...

anyone know if there's an object like select, but instead of banging out the
left it outputs the value?

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> anyone know if there's an object like select, but instead of 

> banging out the left it outputs the value?

> i was looking for a more elegant way to do this...

> anyone know if there's an object like select, but instead of  
> banging out the left it outputs the value?
>
> i was looking for a more elegant way to do this...

tap.sieve, one of Tim Place's Tap Tools, does exactly

tap.sieve, one of Tim Place's Tap Tools, does exactly
that,
cheers
roger


You may want to look at my "member" external. Essl ported it a while back

You may want to look at my "member" external.  Essl ported it a while back
an includes it in his RTC library.

Cheers,
Gary Lee Nelson
TIMARA Department
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson


thanks guys, loads of solutions - i'll go with [if] for now, it's just that

i haven't ever got used to the syntax of it. now's the time i guess

thanks guys, loads of solutions - i'll go with [if] for now, it's just that
i haven't ever got used to the syntax of it. now's the time i guess

On 10 avr. 06, at 16:39, Robin Foster wrote:

> thanks guys, loads of solutions - i'll go with [if] for now, it's 

> just that i haven't ever got used to the syntax of it. now's the 

if the number wich comes in the first inlet (left one) is not the 

same as the number wich arrives from the right inlet, then the object 

will send the value of the left inlet to the right outlet (out2), 

else (if the 2 numbers are the same) the value of the first inlet 

will be sent to the default outlet (leftmost).

> thanks guys, loads of solutions - i'll go with [if] for now, it's  
> just that i haven't ever got used to the syntax of it. now's the  
> time i guess

if the number wich comes in the first inlet (left one) is not the  
same as the number wich arrives from the right inlet, then the object  
will send the value of the left inlet to the right outlet (out2),  
else (if the 2 numbers are the same) the value of the first inlet  
will be sent to the default outlet (leftmost).

woohoo! i don't even have to read about it now. thankyou!

On 10 avr. 06, at 17:21, Robin Foster wrote:

> woohoo! i don't even have to read about it now. thankyou!

You'll have to, because there's many other useful features :-)

i think your [if] works, but i'm probably doing something extremely obvious

basically i'm trying to make a simulated dice roll, where you roll, then

count up to that number, like you would on a board game, moving the player

over each square on the board - so if i rolled a six, i'd count one, two,

three, four, five, six. my patch then chooses another random number for the

i need to then be able to seperate the count up from the actual number, so i

have 1,2,3,4,5 out one outlet, then the 6 out another.

except something doesn't quite work every time.

if someone could have a quick look i'd be extremely grateful

i think your [if] works, but i'm probably doing something extremely obvious
wrong with the right to left ordering.
basically i'm trying to make a simulated dice roll, where you roll, then
count up to that number, like you would on a board game, moving the player
over each square on the board - so if i rolled a six, i'd count one, two,
three, four, five, six. my patch then chooses another random number for the
next roll.
i need to then be able to seperate the count up from the actual number, so i
have 1,2,3,4,5 out one outlet, then the 6 out another.

except something doesn't quite work every time.
if someone could have a quick look i'd be extremely grateful

questions about select