Practicing with the pattrstorage and autopattr Objects
Hello all,
I have created this patch - attached to this thread - practicing the utilization of the pattrstorage and autopattr objects in order to create transitions between funcions temporary store in the itable object and then saved as presets. Originally the system has worked properly, but today I re-opened the patch and the data stored in the .json file are not recalled.
Is anyone able to explain me what is going on?
Thanks in advance.
Hi, thank you so much for your reply. I'm sorry for this pretty silly question - it is because I didn't properly read all the help file of the pattrstorage object - but I just had to add a read message box and load the .json file manually. Furthermore, maybe the pattrstorage object doesn't load the .json file automatically because its name contains spaces.
Hello all,
I resume this topic in order to make you a little bit more in depth question about the pattr system, if possible.
I would like to know if the pattrstorage object, or even the pattr system more in general, is also able to interact - for instance, to store or recall a preset of data - with other parallelly opened patchers. Is it possible to do this, or doest the system only work with subpatchers, like abstractions, bpatcher object, etc.?
Waiting for a reply, I thank you in advance.
there is the pattrmarker object which should be able to do just that. However, i tried to use it some time ago and i think i remember it wasn't as convenient as it had promised to be...
pattrmarker is a good suggestion. Perhaps pattrhub might also prove useful....
What's the use of pattrhub btw, when you already have a pattrstorage which seems to have all of the remote communication capabilities ?
+ on that one. I have been pouring over the tutorials, help files, and forums but it all comes in peicemeal. Any one feel like doing a quick rundown on the differences between these systems, and practical applications for us noobs who need to read it in one place?
it would be nice if the subscribe message to pattrstorage would work for objects upper in the hierarchy (with adress beginning with parent::) or in another patcher hierarchy (with another opened patcher, using pattrmarker, and beginning the adress with ::). So far this can onky be binded to or remotely communicate, so you need twice the UI objects to make it work (once in the patcher hierarchy of the pattrstorage, and once in the receiving parallel patcher hierarchy) if i understood right ?..