tommy

i stil dont understand why everytime i load a patch that has "pak" 

this object will always apppear as missing.

I watch then into my max folder and i see that i have this object.

So, why it is not seen by max at the startup?

i stil dont understand why everytime i load a patch that has "pak"  
object in,
this object will always apppear as missing.
I watch then into my max folder and i see that i have this object.
So, why it is not seen by max at the startup?
Any help pretty much appreciated

pak-problem

check for any max patches or other files with the name "pak" in your search

paths. If you name a file the same as an existing max object you can run

> i stil dont understand why everytime i load a patch that has "*pak*"

> this object will always apppear as missing.

> I watch then into my max folder and i see that i have this object.

> So, why it is not seen by max at the startup?

check for any max patches or other files with the name "pak" in your search
paths. If you name a file the same as an existing max object you can run
into problems like that.

On 10/18/06, tommaso perego  wrote:
>
> goodmorning everybody:-)
>
> i stil dont understand why everytime i load a patch that has "*pak*"
> object in,
> this object will always apppear as missing.
> I watch then into my max folder and i see that i have this object.
> So, why it is not seen by max at the startup?
> Any help pretty much appreciated
>
> Thanks
>
> tom
>
>
>
>
>
>

i solved the problem throwing off pak.gif/pak.jpg

by the way now, i've lost the preference option menu

and im in very trouble, and i dont know why...

thank you
i solved the problem throwing off pak.gif/pak.jpg
that comes with jitter.

by the way now, i've lost the preference option menu
and im in very trouble, and i dont know why...

> check for any max patches or other files with the name "pak" in your 

> search paths. If you name a file the same as an existing max object you 

recently we there was the same problem with the eijies installed, which 

had a java class with the same name as a standard max object, I believe 

It seems there is another feature request for Max 5 - "search on" if it 

doesn't fit, to get rid of most of the fragload errors as well...

Thijs Koerselman wrote:
> check for any max patches or other files with the name "pak" in your 
> search paths. If you name a file the same as an existing max object you 
> can run into problems like that.

recently we there was the same problem with the eijies installed, which 
had a java class with the same name as a standard max object, I believe 
it was mtof or something like that...

It seems there is another feature request for Max 5 - "search on" if it 
doesn't fit, to get rid of most of the fragload errors as well...

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On 19 oct. 06, at 23:30, Stefan Tiedje wrote:

>> check for any max patches or other files with the name "pak" in 

>> your search paths. If you name a file the same as an existing max 

>> object you can run into problems like that.

> recently we there was the same problem with the eijies installed, 

> which had a java class with the same name as a standard max object, 

> I believe it was mtof or something like that...

I must say, if the ejies are correctly installed (in the C74:/java/ 

classes folder for the java classes), you won't have any problem.

> Thijs Koerselman wrote:
>> check for any max patches or other files with the name "pak" in  
>> your search paths. If you name a file the same as an existing max  
>> object you can run into problems like that.
>
> recently we there was the same problem with the eijies installed,  
> which had a java class with the same name as a standard max object,  
> I believe it was mtof or something like that...

I must say, if the ejies are correctly installed (in the C74:/java/ 
classes folder for the java classes), you won't have any problem.

pak problem