antitoyz

Hi i'm relatively(?) new to Max and i'm searching a way to avoid to put many switches as I'm doing here .

Can I use Sel ? How ? I need some explanation .

I work on a kind of simple vjing tool with V001 shaders . 

Hi i'm relatively(?) new to Max and i'm searching a way to avoid to put many switches as I'm doing here .
Can I use Sel ? How ? I need some explanation . 

I work on a kind of simple  vjing tool  with V001 shaders . 


patch-optimisation

I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with switches and gates. why do you feel you should avoid them?

But you could probably reduce it to 2 jit.gl.slab objects (since you only ever have 1 of them in use by the look of it) and while one is working, change the shader of the other one with the "read" message then switch over to the second one while you change the 1st one... not sure if that's any simpler since you will need further logic for the control messages...

I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with switches and gates. why do you feel you should avoid them?
But you could probably reduce it to 2 jit.gl.slab objects (since you only ever have 1 of them in use by the look of it) and while one is working, change the shader of the other one with the  "read" message then switch over to the second one while you change the 1st one... not sure if that's any simpler since you will need further logic for the control messages...


If i need to put an effect and after a second effect I need to change all switches . I would like to put a number on effet .(1 =effect 1 2=effect 2)to trigger them easily.(much easier? )

If i need to put an effect and after a second effect I need to change all switches . I would like to put a number on effet .(1 =effect 1 2=effect 2)to trigger them easily.(much easier? )
thank you.


not sure I understand. why not use a [gate 7] ?

thank you very much I never seen any arguments with [gate ]

thank you very much I never seen any  arguments with [gate ]

Patch optimisation