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Today i had the idea to make my own jamoma modules out of all auvi objects.

But after i had completed my first module (au.curl) i recognized that the module is working, that means there is an effect but its not reacting correctly. When i move any slider something changes, but really only something.

I hope that someone can help me out, because in 2 weeks i need to have all modules finished, which i need for my vj application! its the first time that i send a patch this way i don`t know if the subpatches are also included. If not,please tell me!!

Hi everybody!
Today i had the idea to make my own jamoma modules out of all auvi objects.
But after i had completed my first module (au.curl) i recognized that the module is working, that means there is an effect but its not reacting correctly. When i move any slider something changes, but really only something.
I hope that someone can help me out, because in 2 weeks i need to have all modules finished, which i need for my vj application! its the first time that i send a patch this way i don`t know if the subpatches are also included. If not,please tell me!!
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jamoma-auvi-userlib-module-reacting-strage

Hi everybody!
Today i had the idea to make my own jamoma modules out of all auvi objects.
But after i had completed my first module (au.curl) i recognized that the module is working, that means there is an effect but its not reacting correctly. When i move any slider something changes, but really only something.
I hope that someone can help me out, because in 2 weeks i need to have all modules finished, which i need for my vj application! its the first time that i send a patch this way i don`t know if the subpatches are also included. If not,please tell me!!


When copying patchs as text, subpatchers are included but not abstractions. So your jalg. is missing to test your module.

If that sounds like a Jamoma issue, do not hesitate to ask on the Jamoma User board : 

That said, I guess wraping the auvi objects as Jamoma modules is nice and could be a nice addition to the UserLib if you want. (for more info, see : 

http://redmine.jamoma.org/projects/jamoma/wiki/Setting_up_a_new_UserLib_with_GIT)

If that sounds like a Jamoma issue, do not hesitate to ask on the Jamoma User board : http://jamoma.org/forum.html

That said, I guess wraping the auvi objects as Jamoma modules is nice and could be a nice addition to the UserLib if you want. (for more info, see : http://redmine.jamoma.org/projects/jamoma/wiki/Setting_up_a_new_UserLib_with_GIT)

this sounds like an interesting project, and would make for a great UserLib addition to Jamoma. Please keep us informed about how it goes, and don't hesitate asking questions for the Jamoma developer and users mailing-lists/forums that Julien provided the link for.

sorry, i have been in slowakia this weekend, and found no internet connection.

But now here you`ve got my abstractions for this patch:

and here is the abstraction for my first LFO panel for the depth:

t found any solution for my problem. But i recognized, that when i move the slider for depth, every slider in the lfo subpatch is going crazy. and now i

Thanks in advance, and sorry for my bad english.

Hi,
sorry, i have been in slowakia this weekend, and found no internet connection.
But now here you`ve got my abstractions for this patch:

until now i havent found any solution for my problem. But i recognized, that when i move the slider for depth, every slider in the lfo subpatch is going crazy. and now im going to join the jamoma forum.
Thanks in advance, and sorry for my bad english.

Do not know if you found the origin of the problem. Here are few patching mistakes I noticed by comparing au object help patch and your module. Also, note that I never used these objects so forgive me if I am missing obvious things.

In jalg., it seems that the waveform parameter needs to be prepended with "wave".

Also, it seems the preset parameter should be a string and not an integer as patched in your lfo subpatch.

I just had the time to give a quick look and did not check that all messages are correctly prepended etc. But I guess it could be good to check whether some little mistakes are left or not. As an advice, I think you should format messages related to lfo feature like '/lfo/wave', '/lfo/depth', etc. This would make debugging easier by cascading different jcom.oscroute objects (and also more conform with Jamoma guideline not to use '_' in parameters name).

re right i forgot to give the waveform parameter the right prepend message. The preset parameter is set to string, don

t know where you`ve seen that. For the rest i say just thank you, at the moment im very busy with other jobs and my baby, but i will focus on my auvi jamoma project the next days.

if i make a progress i will let you know immediatly!

Thank you very much, julien
Youre right i forgot to give the waveform parameter the right prepend message. The preset parameter is set to string, dont know where you`ve seen that. For the rest i say just thank you, at the moment im very busy with other jobs and my baby, but i will focus on my auvi jamoma project the next days.

if i make a progress i will let you know immediatly!
Best, Andreas


My pleasure. Feel free to ask more information if need. By the way, sorry for not beeing clear enough concerning the preset parameter. I just meant that the umenu has the wrong outlet connected : left where it should be the middle one.

it might be of interest to you to hook up with Rocardo del Pozo. He mentioned the other day that he is working on Jamoma modules for auvi as well. He has also turned HC Giljes Video Projection Tool into Jamoma modules:

http://www.rdpozo.no/rdp/news/Entries/2010/8/26_VPT_development_for_Jamoma.html

i wanted to try if the size slider makes the same crazy things when i connect the lfo to it. and as i thought: yes. so the problem must be the jcom.parameter or the route object (i guess). So here is the latest version of my buggy module, if anybody has the time to have a look at it. i hope when this module is working i will have not so much problems with the other ones, otherwise it will take a long, long time to port all to jamoma.

got it!!!! i just changed all the integers to decimal.

I will share my modules as soon as possible, thanks for all!!!!!!

got it!!!! i just changed all the integers to decimal.
I will share my modules as soon as possible, thanks for all!!!!!!

Glad you figured it out ! If you want your modules to be part of the UserLib, there are some info on Jamoma site but admittedly, they may be a bit spread. Until we have a clear tutorial (I'm on it), feel free to ask for more info.

Okay so here are the first two modules (curl, multate). Theres still one problem with the extent mode (changing the size), maybe somebody can give me a tipp, how to solve this problem.

Now after all this problems it goes very fast, so i think in one week i will be finished with the most.

Okay so here are the first two modules (curl, multate). Theres still one problem with the extent mode (changing the size), maybe somebody can give me a tipp, how to solve this problem.
Now after all this problems it goes very fast, so i think in one week i will be finished with the most.
Good night
 andreas


Hi Andreas. Saw your post on my site. Cant you give me your e-mail ? I would live to work together on this. I have some Ideas regarding how one could set up the modules. You find my e-mail on my site. Cheers.

Jamoma Auvi UserLib Module reacting strage