when the background RGB values of a patch are used (via the brgb obj), and the patch is instantiated inside of a bpatcher, the colors that were set are used to colorize the toolbar instead.

pretty fun in my case; a nice salmony-orange pink.

don't know if this qualifies as a bug, since most people probably aren't going to want to set the color of their bpatchers in this manner, but worth mentioning in terms of the toolbar bit, IMO.

pretty fun in my case; a nice salmony-orange pink.
don't know if this qualifies as a bug, since most people probably aren't going to want to set the color of their bpatchers in this manner, but worth mentioning in terms of the toolbar bit, IMO.

rgb_bpatcher-maxtoolbar

Quote: jml wrote on Thu, 26 October 2006 21:45

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> when the background RGB values of a patch are used (via the brgb obj), and the patch is instantiated inside of a bpatcher, the colors that were set are used to colorize the toolbar instead.

> pretty fun in my case; a nice salmony-orange pink.

> don't know if this qualifies as a bug, since most people probably aren't going to want to set the color of their bpatchers in this manner, but worth mentioning in terms of the toolbar bit, IMO.

this is a feature of MAX since version 3.x.

it is not a bug, but what exactly it is, isn?t sure.

Quote: jml wrote on Thu, 26 October 2006 21:45
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> when the background RGB values of a patch are used (via the brgb obj), and the patch is instantiated inside of a bpatcher, the colors that were set are used to colorize the toolbar instead.
>
> pretty fun in my case; a nice salmony-orange pink.
> don't know if this qualifies as a bug, since most people probably aren't going to want to set the color of their bpatchers in this manner, but worth mentioning in terms of the toolbar bit, IMO.
>
> maxmsp 4.6.2
> winxp
> 2gb ram
>
> jl

rgb_bpatcher & maxtoolbar