frank desben

I have a big patch with a lot of parameters, which I want to randomize. 

There are subpatches with around 300 parameters, and I am looking for a simple/effective way to randomize all data. 

Ideally I would love to randomize all values, that are in the pattrstorage scope.

Or any other efficient way to achieve this?

Dear all,
I have a big patch with a lot of parameters, which I want to randomize. 
There are subpatches with around 300 parameters, and I am looking for a simple/effective way to randomize all data. 
Ideally I would love to randomize all values, that are in the pattrstorage scope.
Is there any way to do this?
Or any other efficient way to achieve this?

Thank you, 
best Frank

Dear all,
I have a big patch with a lot of parameters, which I want to randomize. 
There are subpatches with around 300 parameters, and I am

randomize-pattrstorage-values

what kind of parameters are you considering to randomize? i assume you mean various UI objects such as numboxes, toggles etc...?

considering that all these UI objects probably have their own min/max values, i'd say you need to go the cumbersome route of addressing them individually (for instance via a coll). an advantage may be, you have some control about the (random) ranges.

an alternative may be using js to retrieve your min/max values.

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what kind of parameters are you considering to randomize? i assume you mean various UI objects such as numboxes, toggles etc...? 

an alternative may be using js to retrieve your min/max values. 

Just use pattrforward to send a "raw float $1" message to all the parameters you want to randomise, where $1 is in the rage 0-1. The pattrforward help file explains how to target a parameter

Just use pattrforward to send a "raw float $1" message to all the parameters you want to randomise, where $1 is in the rage 0-1.  The pattrforward help file explains how to target a parameter

randomize pattrstorage values