How can I have two scales in one range???


    Feb 11 2016 | 8:36 pm
    seems like it should be easy, what I would like to do for example is take a range of 0-120, and from 0-60 have the value output be -10.-0. Then from 61-120 have the output be 0.1-2.0, and have the values come out in the same number box (this is the important part and what is giving me trouble)
    Any ideas?
    Thanks ~Andrew

    • Feb 11 2016 | 9:34 pm
      split!
    • Feb 11 2016 | 9:40 pm
      Hey Andrew ! Yes, Antialias has the way that works
      Also, try this, someone here on the forums helped me with this kinda thing a while back, This will allow you to set incoming "ease-in" if you need to by adjusting the numbox on the right (Change curve of second point)
      Adjust the curve to taste, but i thiiiiink i got it how you were asking for..
      cheers! jd
    • Feb 12 2016 | 6:39 pm
      Hey thanks for your input guys, I was actually able to get this problem solved with a conditional hooked to a gate. So I have the conditional set up so that if the integer coming in is greater than 60, it sends a 2 to the gate, if it's below 60 it sends a 1. The incoming integer is also routed to the gates incoming messages, which either passes the value to the 0.-2. scale or the 0.-10. scale, depending on the incoming value. Both the scales are hooked to the same number box, which is finally attached to the message box with the replaceable argument to update the parameter.