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Does anyone know if 'zl rot' has a limit of 256? I can't seem to get it output any more than 256 numbers. see attached.

If this is the case, does anyone know of another similar wrap around object that can handle more numbers?

Hi, 
 Does anyone know if 'zl rot' has a limit of 256? I can't seem to get it output any more than 256 numbers. see attached.

 If this is the case, does anyone know of another similar wrap around object that can handle more numbers?

zl-rot-256-limit

On 11 nov. 08, at 19:03, Lukas Girling wrote:

> Does anyone know if 'zl rot' has a limit of 256? I can't seem to get 

> it output any more than 256 numbers. see attached.

> If this is the case, does anyone know of another similar wrap around 

You need to specify the maximum size by using the first argument. [zl 

group]'s default value for the number of arguments to wait is still 

> Hi,
> Does anyone know if 'zl rot' has a limit of 256? I can't seem to get  
> it output any more than 256 numbers. see attached.
>
> If this is the case, does anyone know of another similar wrap around  
> object that can handle more numbers?

You need to specify the maximum size by using the first argument. [zl  
group]'s default value for the number of arguments to wait is still  
256, so you need to put 1000 there too.

On Nov 11, 2008, at 10:03 AM, Lukas Girling wrote:

As of Max 5, the 256 list limitation has been removed from zl, but you 

must manually specify your maximum list size as in "zl

size> " If the maximum list size argument is absent 

it is assumed to be 256. For your case it would be:

p.s. this question is more appropriate to the max list than the jitter 

> Does anyone know if 'zl rot' has a limit of 256? I can't seem to get  
> it output any more than 256 numbers. see attached.

As of Max 5, the 256 list limitation has been removed from zl, but you  
must manually specify your maximum list size as in "zl
size>  " If the maximum list size argument is absent  
it is assumed to be 256. For your case it would be:

p.s. this question is more appropriate to the max list than the jitter  
list


optional argument between "zl" and "rot" lets you specify longer (or shorter) list lengths up to 32767.

Yes, sorry for putting this in the jitter forum.

You can also use [mxj list.Rotate] - especially in Max4 where zl has that 256 limit.

zl rot 256 limit?