jmmmp

in Pure Data I use the data structures objects to display the time structure of a score, as displayed here (all these elements are dinamically created when reading a score file):

grafik.png

I wanted to do the same in Max, but I wanted to ask - which type of objects should I use for this?

The elements to display are only a combination of numbers/strings and vertical lines (of different sizes and thickness); all of them with different colors.

Hi list,
in Pure Data I use the data structures objects to display the time structure of a score, as displayed here (all these elements are dinamically created when reading a score file):

I wanted to do the same in Max, but I wanted to ask - which type of objects should I use for this?
The elements to display are only a combination of numbers/strings and vertical lines (of different sizes and thickness); all of them with different colors.
Best,
jmmmp


Hi list,
in Pure Data I use the data structures objects to display the time structure of a score, as displayed here (all these elements are 

graphical-data-structures-similar-to-pure-data

there is [timeline], but you can also easily build your own based on [coll] or [detonate] and use [lcd] or [jit.mgraphics] to draw a graphic representation as seen above.

[detonate] is mainly for midi but it has those 2 controller X and Y, which you can assign a resolution of e.g. 0 - 10,000.


there is [timeline], but you can also easily build your own based on [coll] or [detonate] and use [lcd] or [jit.mgraphics] to draw a graphic representation as seen above.

[detonate] is mainly for midi but it has those 2 controller X and Y, which you can assign a resolution of e.g. 0 - 10,000.


Ah, I should have said: I have all the data. What I need to know is really the best way for the graphical part.

Also, the size of a score can be quite wide. In Pure Data the "graphics" are real objects, which force a window slider to appear. An lcd or similar is only a canvas, where it can't be drawn outside of it.

Ah, I should have said: I have all the data. What I need to know is really the best way for the graphical part.
Also, the size of a score can be quite wide. In Pure Data the "graphics" are real objects, which force a window slider to appear. An lcd or similar is only a canvas, where it can't be drawn outside of it.


Graphical data structures similar to pure data