Lewis Wolstanholme

I'm having problems with the pattr part of my patch, which I've attached below as a .amxd. Simply put, the state of my patch does not save alongside my live project. In all other circumstances everything works fine, however I'm losing my parameter settings every time I close and reopen Live. 

A large portion of my patch runs on a coll, and to save the coll data as presets I use this little dict trick. This is the only viable method for saving coll data as presets that I know of (maintaining only one json file across the whole patch). [p read/write] simply allows me to maintain and load one global instance of said json file for all instances of the patch inside M4L. This may be an interference?

Whenever I've used a dict, it seems to act as if embed mode is always on (regardless of my settings), and always outputs the last thing it contained every time the patcher is reopened. However, more often than not I still need to have a load state, so this quickly gets overwritten every time I open the patch. I've also tried using 'initial state' instead of this loadbang method, but this was ineffective.

I've had this setup working with flonums (not using blob). I have parameter mode enable for the dict - I have its 'parameter visibility' set to stored only.

pattr woes.amxd

I'm having problems with the pattr part of my patch,  which I've attached below as a .amxd. Simply put, the state of my patch does not save alongside my live project. In all other circumstances everything works fine, however I'm losing my parameter settings every time I close and reopen Live. 

A large portion of my patch runs on a coll, and to save the coll data as presets I use this little dict trick. This is the only viable method for saving coll data as presets that I know of (maintaining only one json file across the whole patch).  [p read/write] simply allows me to maintain and load one global instance of said json file for all instances of the patch inside M4L. This may be an interference?

Whenever I've used a dict, it seems to act as if embed mode is always on (regardless of my settings), and always outputs the last thing it contained every time the patcher is reopened. However, more often than not I still need to have a load state, so this quickly gets overwritten every time I open the patch. I've also tried using 'initial state' instead of this loadbang method, but this was ineffective. 

I've had this setup working with flonums (not using blob). I have parameter mode enable for the dict - I have its 'parameter visibility' set to stored only.  

I'm having problems with the pattr part of my patch,  which I've attached below as a .amxd. Simply put, the state of my patch does not save 

coll-dict-pattr-within-max-for-live

hey I think you need to turn on the "parameter mode enable" of your pattrstorage (in its inspector)

also, you should probably use "---" instead of "#0". The former is unique to the device, the latter is unique to an abstraction, like poly~ for example.

Coll, Dict & Pattr within Max for Live