james.ashworth@students.plymouth.ac

i dont know if anyone can help.... i have been looking at the if object and cant seem to be able to make it do what i want.

i need an statement that says if float in inlet 1 is equal to or greater than 150 then send a bang else if the float in inlet 1 is less than or equal to than 150 send another bang. sounds simple but cant seem to get it.

i dont know if anyone can help.... i have been looking at the if object  and cant seem to be able to make it do what i want.
i need an statement that says if float in inlet 1 is equal to or greater than 150 then send a bang else if the float in inlet 1 is less than or equal to than 150 send another bang. sounds simple but cant seem to get it.
if anyone can help would be appreciated
cheers james


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Sure theres a way to do it all within the if object itself. But this way will work anyways.

Sure theres a way to do it all within the if object itself. But this way will work anyways.
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> i need an statement that says if float in inlet 1 is equal to or 

> greater than 150 then send a bang else if the float in inlet 1 is 

> less than or equal to than 150 send another bang. sounds simple but 

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Chain two if objects.
On 17-Jan-2007, at 18:41, james wrote:

> i need an statement that says if float in inlet 1 is equal to or  
> greater than 150 then send a bang else if the float in inlet 1 is  
> less than or equal to than 150 send another bang. sounds simple but  
> cant seem to get it.

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What you've said there is, effectively, that you should get a bang for 

any value of $f1, which I'm sure isn't what you meant. What's wrong with 

> i dont know if anyone can help.... i have been looking at the if

> object and cant seem to be able to make it do what i want. i need an

> statement that says if float in inlet 1 is equal to or greater than

> 150 then send a bang else if the float in inlet 1 is less than or

> equal to than 150 send another bang. sounds simple but cant seem to

> get it. if anyone can help would be appreciated cheers james 

What you've said there is, effectively, that you should get a bang for 
any value of $f1, which I'm sure isn't what you meant. What's wrong with 
the split object in this context?

james wrote:
> i dont know if anyone can help.... i have been looking at the if
> object  and cant seem to be able to make it do what i want. i need an
> statement that says if float in inlet 1 is equal to or greater than
> 150 then send a bang else if the float in inlet 1 is less than or
> equal to than 150 send another bang. sounds simple but cant seem to
> get it. if anyone can help would be appreciated cheers james 
>
>


But, as has been pointed out already, [split 150.0] does the same job nicely.

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