tedor

I am wondering which is the fasters way of getting a change from 0 to 1 then back to 0 in a number box?

A numberbox change should open a gate whenever the number changes.

Instead of the toggle I would like to have something which changes from 0 to 1 and back to 0 with one bang.

I am wondering which is the fasters way of getting a change from 0 to 1 then back to 0 in a number box? 

0 - 1 - 0
A numberbox change should open a gate whenever the number changes.
Instead of the toggle I would like to have something which changes from 0 to 1 and back to 0 with one bang.

Is there a nice object somewhere?
Help appreciated!

0-1-0-with-one-bang-or-integer-change

! use [trigger] on the output of the gate to close the gate before passing the data

> I am wondering which is the fasters way of getting a change from 0 

> A numberbox change should open a gate whenever the number changes.

> Instead of the toggle I would like to have something which changes 

> from 0 to 1 and back to 0 with one bang.

>
> Dear Max user,
>
> I am wondering which is the fasters way of getting a change from 0  
> to 1 then back to 0 in a number box?
>
> 0 - 1 - 0
> A numberbox change should open a gate whenever the number changes.
> Instead of the toggle I would like to have something which changes  
> from 0 to 1 and back to 0 with one bang.
>
> Is there a nice object somewhere?
> Help appreciated!
>
> all the best,
> Krisztian


But what is supposed to close the gate? If you want to have data going 

thru it, [t 0 1 0] may be too fast... You may close when dsomething 

gos thru the gate (using something like [t l 0] with 0 connected to 

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On 3 nov. 08, at 14:42, tedor wrote:
>
> I am wondering which is the fasters way of getting a change from 0  
> to 1 then back to 0 in a number box?

> 0 - 1 - 0
> A numberbox change should open a gate whenever the number changes.

But what is supposed to close the gate? If you want to have data going  
thru it, [t 0 1 0] may be too fast... You may close when dsomething  
gos thru the gate (using something like [t l 0]  with 0 connected to  
the gate control inlet).

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if it is the changing number you want to pass

if it is the changing number you want to pass
all you need is [change]

Thank you for your help, I am sorted now.

Thank you for your help, I am sorted now.
Best
K


I am having the same issue as Tedor had. I am a new max user and I want to convert a bang signal into an integer box that goes from 0-1-0 again. As these questions where posted in 2008 the answers in the replies don't make any sense for me and are not working in my patch. Does anybody can help me with this?

I am having the same issue as Tedor had. I am a new max user and I want to convert a bang signal into an integer box that goes from 0-1-0 again.  As these questions where posted in 2008 the answers in the replies don't make any sense for me and are not working in my patch. Does anybody can help me with this? 

Hello, the 2008's answers should work.
Maybe can you post your patch..


to arduino serial.amxd

I added a comment to where I want my bang to be converted to a number box that goes 0-1-0. Again I'm quite new to the program so I'm pretty much doing very simple things.

Thats exactly what I was searching for. Thanks you so much, I appreciate it!

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it timed output is needed , there are several options

If you're new to Max, you will also need to learn the [trigger] object:

0 - 1 - 0 with one bang or integer change