PapyLives

I made a patcher with the object [nodes] thanks to the help. When I open my patcher the object is not recognize as you can see on the screenshot.

I don't anderstantd where is the problem because it's an external and I have made my patcher with a help patcher.

I made a patcher with the object [nodes] thanks to the help. When I open my patcher the object is not recognize as you can see on the screenshot.
The patcher is upload.

The max window message :
" nodes: no such object"

I don't anderstantd where is the problem because it's an external and I have made my patcher with a help patcher.
If you can help. Thank you
PapyLives

problem-with-nodes

all anyone can say with this is that it's a problem related to your max configuration. You could try trash the max preferences files, which will be recreated, or reinstalling max, that sort of thing.... do you not have another external object called "nodes" which could interfere ? I could open the patch without problem here (max 6.0.7 macosX 10.6.8). Did you restart max to begin with ? did it work well after restarting ?

Look in your search paths for anything named nodes.* (nodes with any suffix)

Looks like the problem is with the name of the patch itself. Rename it nodes1.maxpat and it should work.

Looks like the problem is with the name of the patch itself. Rename it nodes1.maxpat and it should  work.


@vichug : I have no external installed on my Max6. My file path is clear.

@ tegid o : I will try your solution, I hope at the next update of max the [nodes.1] object will works again !!

Remember that if a patcher is in the search path, you can instantiate it as an 

. So this is likely to be the problem here, Max can't know if you want to load the 

 object or the abstraction/patcher called nodes too.

Remember that if a patcher is in the search path, you can instantiate it as an abstraction. So this is likely to be the problem here, Max can't know if you want to load the nodes object or the abstraction/patcher called nodes too.


The object is called [nodes], not [nodes.1]. It's your patch that should be renamed [nodes.1] (or whatever) and not the object ;)

Problem with [nodes]