Jay Simpson

I'm stuck on something that I really can't get my head round. How do you make toggles that when one is pressed the other turns off and vice versa.

This sounds really dopey, but in the patch below when the patcher is loaded and you click toggle 2 on/off (doesn't affect the other switch). It works fine. Then when you click that same one on again and then lick toggle 1 it turns toggle 2 off. When you click 2 off, then on again 1 comes on aswell, hope do you stop it?

I think it needs to work like a two switch light circuit, with two switches in paralell, but how do you make that in Max?

This sounds really dopey, but in the patch below when the patcher is loaded and you click toggle 2 on/off (doesn't affect the other switch). It works fine. Then when you click that same one on again and then lick toggle 1 it turns toggle 2 off. When you click 2 off, then on again 1 comes on aswell, hope do you stop it?  

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Associate Professor of Music
Composition and Music Technology
Central Missouri State University


Sorry... after re-reading the post, I realized you wanted to be able 

to click either toggle. The patch I posted won't do that; the one 

Sorry... after re-reading the post, I realized you wanted to be able  
to click either toggle.  The patch I posted won't do that; the one  
Wesley Smith posted will.

or you could use radio buttons (what an anachronistic term!). But you want

to use two binary objects to create what is still a two-state system.

Unless you want to _see_ two checkboxes, then why not just use a single

or you could use radio buttons (what an anachronistic term!).  But you want
to use two binary objects to create what is still a two-state system.
Unless you want to _see_ two checkboxes, then why not just use a single
checkbox?


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