bennid

i'm making a M4L patch for a game joystick controller,

I have a spin wheel that send 1 bang for each tick up, another for ticks down.

I could just use increment actor to go from 0 to 127,

but i'd like to change the increment value as it ticks goes faster.

So that i would be precise slow and go increment X 2 or 3 when fast ticking.

I tried with timer and clocker without succes...

Hi,
i'm making a M4L patch for a game joystick controller,
I have a spin wheel that send 1 bang for each tick up, another for ticks down.
I could just use increment actor to go from 0 to 127,
but i'd like to change the increment value as it ticks goes faster.
So that i would be precise slow and go increment X 2 or 3 when fast ticking.

I tried with timer and clocker without succes...
Any idea?

how-to-find-average-between-bang-repetition

Perhaps if you share what you did with timer or clocker people could spot why it is not working?

but i'm afraid i'm really far, despite i spent lots of time on it

HI ernest thanks,
but i'm afraid i'm really far, despite i spent lots of time on it
hope i'm clear in my description,
bests


Ernest (and I) would prefer to see an example patch; but here is a simple example of how to use 'rate of change' or velocity, to increment a changing value:

Hi
Ernest (and I) would prefer to see an example patch; but here is a simple example of how to use 'rate of change' or velocity, to increment a changing value:

ps: in your ex, is line used as kind of smoother?

Ooooh thanks Brendan,
It's really simple with delay, smart !

i'll post my increment patch asap !
Bests
ps: in your ex, is line used as kind of smoother?

I 'm sorry i wanted to upload my patch but it triggered a problem, so i can't really test and adjust the object.

when really fast spinning, the controller sends less clicks, and printing the result, show a silence and then ten bangs really fast...

Maybe I should try creating an offset of time...

Hi,
I 'm sorry i wanted to upload my patch but it triggered a problem,  so i can't really test and adjust the object.
when really fast spinning, the controller sends less clicks, and printing the result, show a silence and then ten bangs really fast...
Maybe I should try creating an offset of time...
thanks


maybe replacing line with a real smother that gives an average could work better in my situation, i'll try ;-)

I took the patch again for another project, ( i work with voltage control card that drives a rotary siren osc controlled with touch osc ipad fader)

i need to make an enveloppe triggered by this fader, (0. to 1. )

I use your patch to analyse the negative or positive value of velocity:

when i go fader up i need an impulse from 1. during a variable time before it plays the fader data when fader is going up

When i go fader down, i need an impulse from 0. before playing fader data.

The problem is that using your patch works well sliding , but if I hit, the velocitiy sends no informations...

Hi Brendan,
I took the patch again for another project,  ( i work with voltage control card that drives a rotary siren osc controlled with touch osc ipad fader)
i need to make an enveloppe triggered by this fader, (0. to 1. )
I use your patch to analyse the negative or positive value of velocity:
when i go fader up i need an  impulse from 1. during a variable time  before it plays the fader data when fader is going up
When i go fader down, i need an impulse from 0. before playing fader data.

The problem is that using your patch works well sliding , but if I hit, the velocitiy sends no informations...
is it related to the refresh rate?

How to find average between bang repetition?