frank desben

is there a way to randomize all gui object s(e.g. number boxes etc) in a patch (and subpatchers) from one centralized point - for example over pattr or similar?

So basically I am asking what the easiest way is to randomize all gui objects from one point -

is there an easy way I might be overlooking?

Dear all,
is there a way to randomize all gui object s(e.g. number boxes etc) in a patch (and subpatchers) from one centralized point - for example over pattr or similar?
So basically I am asking what the easiest way is to randomize all gui objects from one point -
is there an easy way I might be overlooking?
all the best and thank you
Frank

Dear all,
is there a way to randomize all gui object s(e.g. number boxes etc) in a patch (and subpatchers) from one centralized point - for 

randomize-all-gui-objects-over-pattr

you can script [thispatcher] for something like that:

(unless i misunderstood you and you meant move their positions around from one centralized point, then the solution can be similar with [thispatcher], anyways... see [thispatcher] helpfile... if you also need to register with the pattr system, you can combine this [thispatcher] solution with storage into [pattrstorage] or each [pattr] by their scripting/'varname' however you need...)

you can script [thispatcher] for something like that:


That was very helpful! Exactly what I meant.

Is there also a way to receive the values from all GUI objects on a central point, in order to write them into a coll?

Haaa! Nice! I haven't actually used autopattr that way, but looking more closely, ya, that'd be the ideal way 🙌

(now you've helped me understand this stuff better, thank you) 🍻

Haaa! Nice! I haven't actually used autopattr that way, but looking more closely, ya, that'd be the ideal way 🙌
(now you've helped me understand this stuff better, thank you) 🍻


I use rawfloat $1 a lot to randomize because you don’t need to know the range of a parameter (just uses 0-1)

Randomize all Gui Objects (over Pattr)?