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Just Evan

Since I am a complete novice in programming, I decided to ask you for help. 

Here is a reference to the filter I would like to get.

My thoughts: most likely, this is not a Band Pass filter, but two cutoff filters with adaptive Slope (from 12 to 48 dB/Octave). Moving up sets the distance between the bands and the filter slope, while moving horizontally sets the frequency. The amplitude range on the graph is from (unknown) to ~+6 dB.

If anyone can help me with this, I would be very grateful! Thank you! 

Since I am a complete novice in programming, I decided to ask you for help. 

Here is a reference to the filter I would like to...

need-help-creating-a-filter-interface-in-jsui-v8ui

Need help creating a filter interface in JSUI / V8UI

Pvdn

I'm creating a max for live device, and i was wondering if there is a way to make one single file out of it (for easy use/install) since i'm using javascript (and obviously an external js file).

embed-javascript-in-m4l-object

Embed javascript in M4L object?

Julien Vincenot

In order to test if the mouse is on a given object or not, I have made a little device based on [js].

I cannot use [hover] because the actual objects for which I need this test to take place cannot be expected to have a scripting name…

I have a getsize function in JS such as  : 

I added +35 empirically, I assume because of the toolbar (I'm not really sure how to handle that otherwise…).Inside the abstraction (which is just a test, I need this detection device in several objects), I compare the coordinates with a mousestate and then I get 0 or 1. Easy.

The tricky part for me was the zoom, it seemed I handled it well with the getattr("zoomfactor") and multiplying the coordinates

But remains for me a BIG issue : how to detect the object when the patching window is being scrolled away from the starting point? In this case, no matter what zoom % I have (even default 100%) the real box position and the mousestate cannot align anymore.  As show in this video :

Is there any way to retrieve the parent patcher scrolling drift? I'm not sure how to call that in English…

If you know an idea to detect if toolbar is on/off in parent patcher as well, I'm also interested…

Hello, 

In order to test if the mouse is on a given object or not, I have made a little device based on [js].

I cannot use [hover]...

measuring-parentpatchers-scrolling-drift

Measuring parentpatcher's "scrolling drift"?

Gabriel Lavoie Viau

 Sending large volumes of data from Max to [node.script] over time (even with no processing in Node) appears to cause unbounded growth in Max’s memory usage.

Hi, I've noticed some strange behavior with Node for Max. It seems that the more data is sent from Max to Node, the more memory gets allocated and this increase appears to be unbounded over time.

This becomes problematic in long-running contexts for example, using Node to relay DMX data to hardware continuously over a long period. The memory usage just keeps growing.

I’ve tried to isolate the issue with a patch that sends a bunch of data to a minimal Node script that does nothing except receive messages from Max.

const Max = require('max-api');

Max.addHandler('from_max_patch', (...data) => {
    // No processing, just receiving data
});

Is this behavior due to how Max handles data and memory under the hood, or is it a problem with the implementation of the Node for Max API?

Thanks in advance for any insight or suggestions!

TL;DR: Sending large volumes of data from Max to [node.script] over time (even with no processing in Node) appears to cause unbounded...

node-for-max-memory-issue

Node for Max Memory Issue?

attila

Hi all, I'm working on a project involving Node for Max and struggling to get a basic non-trivial patch running. 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but even with a custom @node_bin_path Node binary specified it seems like the node.script node process manager object in Max is hardcoded to import user scripts using the outdated CommonJS `require('xyz')` syntax.

Max.app/Contents/Resources/C74/packages/Node

The README states that Node v16.6.0 is used internally. In Node.js v12.17.0 and above it's possible to use dynamic imports. A compromise could be:

// if package.json nearest to the user script has type: 'module'

import(process.env.SCRIPT_PATH).then(() => {

These days, a number of package dependencies are being published in ESM-only formats. The broader implication is that it's not always feasible to convert an entire script to CommonJS. A modern Node project often comes with additional complexity, especially if there's Typescript transpilation or bundling involved. Often there are packages involved with add-on Node-API binaries (`.node`) that cannot be bundled and need to be marked as runtime externals (in my current case, one that's adding WebRTC support for Node). 

Is there a currently preferred workaround or consideration for this? It seems like I would have to resort to some kind of a Max for Node proxy to exchange messages with a locally running, completely separate node process.

support-modern-esm-imports-in-node-for-max

Support modern ESM imports in Node for Max

Julien Bayle

shouldn't silent (int) attribute for a ParameterListener silent the listener ?

Creating them works fine. Linking a callback function, same. Very cool

But listeners[name].silent = 1; doesn't work here. Still calling the callback.

Tried to dispose them on many ways as usual (unreference them, nulling them, deleting...) 

any feedbacks about what I missed out here ?

Hi there,

shouldn't silent (int) attribute for a ParameterListener silent the listener ?

It doesn't seem to work here.
Creating them...

silenting-or-destroying-a-parameterlistener

Silenting (or destroying) a ParameterListener ?

soundyi

Migrating a project to Max 9 and [v8], I stumbled upon an issue with 

 using esbuild as a bundler to transpile TypeScript into 1 single JavaScript file.

But I also found a solution and wanted to share it - as other TypeScript related threads did not touch this.

esbuild src/testifyAttributes-bundle.ts --bundle --format=cjs --platform=browser --external:max-api --target=es2022 --outfile=build/testifyAttributes-bundle.js

  to protect polluting the global namespace, but for 

 to work, the additional lexical scope creates a problem in that the values can be accessed by [attrui] for example, but they are not updated.

2) assign every variable or function that otherwise would be "optimized away" by the bundler to globalThis

A working example can be seen in the attached patcher, which makes it also obvious that each [v8] instance has its own global context, which Joshua pointed out in the 

 - so globalThis has no influence on other [v8] instances.

Migrating a project to Max 9 and [v8], I stumbled upon an issue with declareattribute using esbuild as a bundler to transpile TypeScript...

typescript-bundler-and-declareattribute

TypeScript + bundler & declareattribute

What is the proper way to find all [js] objects in a patcher, so that I can migrate them ALL to [v8]?

Using the searchbar of the patcher via "cmd + f" (on mac) and "js" as the search term brings up all kinds of max objects that have "js" in their box - even max abstractions whose filename have "js" somewhere in their name.

I hope there is some special encoding to narrow the results down to the max object type - I tried to use square bracket ([js, [js]) with no success.

Reason being : I use TypeScript for my JavaScript stuff and I want to upgrade the transpilation from ES5 to ES6 to make use of the Map type and all the other v8 goodies.

Javascript Forum