I'm trying to build a framework for my new patches.

The architecture is basicaly a main patch with several poly~ containing jit.qt.movie and jit.gl.videoplane remote controlled by a distant GUI patch via udpsend/receive.

- 1: pattrs in the main patch : parameters are set by sending messages from the GUI to the pattrstorage sitting in the main patch ;

- 2 : pattrs in the GUI patch : parameters are set with the classical send/receive pairs ;

I prefer the 1st method, but I'm not sure about it, the 2nd method seems to be easyer, and takes advantage not to use the ressource of the main patch computer in case of interpolation between presets. But is it secure to send several hundreds of messages via udp when recalling a preset ?

I'm trying to build a framework for my new patches.
The architecture is basicaly a main patch with several poly~ containing jit.qt.movie and jit.gl.videoplane remote controlled by a distant GUI patch via udpsend/receive.

- 1: pattrs in the main patch : parameters are set by sending messages from the GUI to the pattrstorage sitting in the main patch ;
or
- 2 : pattrs in the GUI patch : parameters are set with the classical send/receive pairs ;

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i saw you already got a reply in the main forum, so i'll just agree with the answer given. duplicating the interface objects and pattr bindings in both computers will offer the most flexibility.

however, you may possibly want to remove all interface objects from the remote computer (since i assume this is the one doing the heavy lifting), and instead just route parameters from the network directly to the objects. in this case, sending hundreds of messages over the network should not be a problem.

i saw you already got a reply in the main forum, so i'll just agree with the answer given.  duplicating the interface objects and pattr bindings in both computers will offer the most flexibility. 

however, you may possibly want to remove all interface objects from the remote computer (since i assume this is the one doing the heavy lifting), and instead just route parameters from the network directly to the objects.  in this case, sending hundreds of messages over the network should not be a problem.


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