kleurbleur

So, this is unexpected. These two sliders are exactly the same expect that the output minimum on the right is changed to 50. The left one behaves as expected when clicking the messages on top; the slider moves itself to those numbers and outputs those. The right on does not. When I click 50 it jumps to 100 and outputs that as wel, 0 becomes 50 and 127 becomes 177. 

How can I set a slider with a set minimum output to a certain value? 

And sorry for a screenshot, I'm running the demo mode of Max atm. 

Screenshot 2019-11-07 at 12.14.27.png

So, this is unexpected. These two sliders are exactly the same expect that the output minimum on the right is changed to 50. The left one behaves as expected when clicking the messages on top; the slider moves itself to those numbers and outputs those. The right on does not. When I click 50 it jumps to 100 and outputs that as wel, 0 becomes 50 and 127 becomes 177. 

How can I set a slider with a set minimum output to a certain value?  
And sorry for a screenshot, I'm running the demo mode of Max atm. 



So, this is unexpected. These two sliders are exactly the same expect that the output minimum on the right is changed to 50. The left one be

slider-with-an-output-minimum-has-weird-input-behaviour

That is expected behaviour of the slider.

Setting minimum value means setting the offset.

In Your case min = 50, max value left at 128.

Incoming values are added to minimum value .

That is expected behaviour of the slider.
Setting minimum value means setting the offset.
In Your case min = 50, max value left at 128.
That makes slider go from 50 - 177 .
Incoming values are added to minimum value .
So input 100 = 50 + 100 = 150
input 0 = 0 + 50 = 50


slider is a silly object, it actually uses the command "min" to set an offset.

to set its clipping range you have to use "setminmax", which is (for a reason i dont understand) not included in the inspector.


hm? the minimum should clip the input.

oh, that is slider, not multislider!

slider is a silly object, it actually uses the command "min" to set an offset.

to set its clipping range you have to use "setminmax", which is (for a reason i dont understand) not included in the inspector.


no wait, that doesnt work either, setminmax only sets min and range, too. ^^

they (for a reason i dont understand) look the same anyway.


no wait, that doesnt work either, setminmax only sets min and range, too. ^^

i give up.

use multislider!

they (for a reason i dont understand) look the same anyway.


Aha! That doesn't really make sense, especially for a beginner (of which I'm not even one).

Thanks both, this clears things up for me.

Aha! That doesn't really make sense, especially for a beginner (of which I'm not even one). 

Thanks both, this clears things up for me. 

Slider with an output minimum has weird input behaviour