Anthony Palomba

I really love the new file browser! Is there a way you can 

create a bpatcher of a patch selected in the filebrowser?

If not, could you please add this feature.

I really love the new file browser! Is there a way you can 
create a bpatcher of a patch selected in the filebrowser?
If not, could you please add this feature.

creating-a-bpatcher-from-filebrowser

Hold down the option key when you drag, and when you release, you get a menu of options. Create bpatcher is one of them.

On Apr 24, 2008, at 12:59 PM, Anthony Palomba wrote:

> I really love the new file browser! Is there a way you can

> create a bpatcher of a patch selected in the filebrowser?

> If not, could you please add this feature.

1. Hold down option as you drag into patcher. Select appropriate 

2. new bpatcher object in patch, drag the filebrowser entry onto 

On Apr 24, 2008, at 12:59 PM, Anthony Palomba wrote:
>
> I really love the new file browser! Is there a way you can
> create a bpatcher of a patch selected in the filebrowser?
> If not, could you please add this feature.

1. Hold down option as you drag into patcher. Select appropriate  
action from menu.

2. new bpatcher object in patch, drag the filebrowser entry onto  
bpatcher.

> 1. Hold down option as you drag into patcher. Select appropriate action 

> 2. new bpatcher object in patch, drag the filebrowser entry onto bpatcher.

Max 5 is so close to perfection, we just don't know it yet... ;-)

Joshua Kit Clayton schrieb:
> 1. Hold down option as you drag into patcher. Select appropriate action 
> from menu.
>
> or
>
> 2. new bpatcher object in patch, drag the filebrowser entry onto bpatcher.

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> Yeah, true if perfection could stand uglyness...

Yeah, but you're not even using Max 5, right? So why do you care?

On Apr 25, 2008, at 4:42 AM, f.e wrote:
> Yeah, true if perfection could stand uglyness...

Chris Muir
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In my experience, I found any program I was using somehow ugly in the 

beginning, after intensive use - you guess it - I got used to it. As 

soon it changed, I found it ugly again - and after a while the old 

It seems I get used to Max 5 pretty fast, don't want to miss it...

At least it is now much easier to create a beautiful patch...

But I do feel with your pain, time will heal it...

f.e schrieb:
> Yeah, true if perfection could stand uglyness...

In my experience, I found any program I was using somehow ugly in the 
beginning, after intensive use - you guess it - I got used to it. As 
soon it changed, I found it ugly again - and after a while the old 
version was uglier than the new one...
It seems I get used to Max 5 pretty fast, don't want to miss it...

I am using Max7, I seem to not be able to add a patcher from the browser as a bpatcher.

Holding down the option key and dragging no longer gives me a menu to choose from.

Did something change in the browser functionality?

I am using Max7, I seem to not be able to add a patcher from the browser as a bpatcher.
Holding down the option key and dragging no longer gives me a menu to choose from.
Did something change in the browser functionality?


Bumping again. Please tell me this functionality was not removed.

Creating a bpatcher from filebrowser...