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I have a really strange problem with Max/MSP/Jitter. All of a sudden my counter object is not recognized as a valid object even in a brand new patcher. I'm on OS Leopard (10.5.5) and have been for months without any real problems. The only thing that is new is that I recently installed the Open Sound Control objects from CNMAT. I have removed them to see if that was the issue but it does not seem to be. I'm really stumped. Any ideas?

I have a really strange problem with Max/MSP/Jitter.  All of a sudden my counter object is not recognized as a valid object even in a brand new patcher.  I'm on OS Leopard (10.5.5) and have been for months without any real problems.  The only thing that is new is that I recently installed the Open Sound Control objects from CNMAT.  I have removed them to see if that was the issue but it does not seem to be.  I'm really stumped.  Any ideas?

counter-object-not-recognized

do you have a named counter object somewhere?

Yes, it is in the externals folder with all the other objects. Or maybe I am not understanding your question right?

Yes, it is in the externals folder with all the other objects.  Or maybe I am not understanding your question right?


The error I get when I create the counter object in a patcher is:

error: counter: unable to load object bundle executable.

I'm not familiar with that particular error message.

The error I get when I create the counter object in a patcher is:
error: counter: unable to load object bundle executable.

On Oct 7, 2008, at 11:36 AM, suzie silver wrote:

> All of a sudden my counter object is not recognized as a valid 

I bet you have something else in your search path named "counter." 

Find it and rename it, and things will probably work again.

> All of a sudden my counter object is not recognized as a valid  
> object even in a brand new patcher

I bet you have something else in your search path named "counter."  
Find it and rename it, and things will probably work again.

Chris Muir
cbm@well.com	
http://www.xfade.com

I bet you have something ELSE in your search path named "counter." Find it and rename it, and things will probably work again.

That was the problem!!!! Thanks so much I don't think I would have ever figured that out without your help. Sincerely appreciate your generosity.

That was the problem!!!! Thanks so much I don't think I would have ever figured that out without your help.  Sincerely appreciate your generosity.

counter object not recognized