Max ToolBox : I need your help
Hello,
I am writing a paper about my Max ToolBox and time has come to change the name, the term ToolBox is too general and I need something that represents more the Idea of "UI enhancement"
I'd be grateful if people on the list could suggest names, if I choose your idea you will be mentioned in the paper. (and perhaps become famous :P )
Thanks a lot !
Nat
Maybe you have to explore the idea that your toolbox is not exactly a
toolbox,
it is more something like a really helpfull shortcuts colecction...(i think)
Anyway you can always go to a Greek vocabulary and find something related
;-)
> By the way I still use an older version, which I addapted to my > > needs,
> it combines everything in one window which shows the shortcuts > > help as
> well. I just wonder if you added a shortcut for connecting
> multiple
> outlets to multiple inlets in the meantime.
Stefan, this function is already built into the toolbox but it's hidden :p It's actually the very first thing I wrote when I made the toolbox. The reason why it's hidden is that I need the user to input the number of connections to make and wanted to find an elegant way.
You can still access it in the meantime by hacking up a little, you would need to send this message (via send object) to maxtoolbox receive object :
connect_single_to_single ar1 ar2 ar3 ar4 ar5
ar1 being the number of connections you want to make
ar2 being the inlet offset
ar3 being the outlet offset
ar4 [0 or 1] If you want to swap the objects
ar5 [0 or 1] If you want to connect last outlet to first inlet and so on
This will be included in the next version in a more convenient way.
You can mail me if you have any questions regarding this, I'll be glad to help.
There is a lot of knitting that goes along with creating patches. Your utility helps me knit my maxpatcher into one fancy sounding sweater. How about,
the MAX Knit Kit
or
MAX Needles
Ever thought of "shorthand" or something alike? StenoMax, MaxCutShort,
Fast feeding max or maxMax (maximize max)...
Titus
What about 'court circuit' ?
Philippe.
how about 'patchWorker'?
jan
Or "Mothers little helper"?
;-)
Trond