jamesway

I would like to duplicate a simple flonum patcher about 100 times using something like poly. Ideally outputting a list of floats.

I would like to duplicate a simple flonum patcher about 100 times using something like poly. Ideally outputting a list of floats.
Is there an object for this?


poly-for-normal-max-messages

I should mention the reason being I'd like different interpolation settings on each.

Or is there a way to control interpolation of individual sliders in a multislider?

Or a jit.matrix. I'm using pattrstorage recallmulti.

I should mention the reason being I'd like different interpolation settings on each.
Or is there a way to control interpolation of individual sliders in a multislider?
Or a jit.matrix. I'm using pattrstorage recallmulti.


AFAIK, you could use poly~ without any msp~ object in it.

less patching work and no scrolling, but longer load times.

actually it will be les work to make a subpatch with 100 subsubpatches, each using an argument for the interpolation time

actually it will be les work to make a subpatch with 100 subsubpatches, each using an argument for the interpolation time
/[p patch]/[abstraction 50.]


The used of "jit.matrix" could be usefull for that

Hi,
The used of "jit.matrix" could be usefull for that

I'm still studying your patch MATMAT, thanks much. I haven't tried anything with jit and gen together yet.

That small jit.gen feeding back into the right of the main jit.gen essentially works like a history? Cool!

I'll be wrapping my head around this for awhile.

Thanks for the replies.
I'm still studying your patch MATMAT, thanks much. I haven't tried anything with jit and gen together yet.
That small jit.gen feeding back into the right of the main jit.gen essentially works like a history? Cool!
I'll be wrapping my head around this for awhile.


I tried a few things. I'm still very new to max and programming in general so please forgive me if this is rudimentary.

I would love to send a basic float list out of a poly, the only way I know of now is a send or maybe other specific forwarding messages I am not familiar with.

send seems to introduce a delay which causes some list elements to be lost.

Here is probably my first code paste ever. thanks for any help.

It seems I can see a visual delay in this bare bones patch, but in a larger patch alot of times list elements don't make it through.

I would love a simple poly for max messages and floats with a normal output or list out. I'm not advanced enough for full on max, c++, java, jit etc.

I would love to send a basic float list out of a poly, the only way I know of now is a send or maybe other specific forwarding messages I am not familiar with.
send seems to introduce a delay which causes some list elements to be lost. 

 It seems I can see a visual delay in this bare bones patch, but in a larger patch alot of times list elements don't make it through.
 I would love a simple poly for max messages and floats with a normal output or list out. I'm not advanced enough for full on max, c++, java, jit etc.


I just had to create a fresh poly~ for the outputs to show up. *Slaps forehead*

Poly~ for normal max messages?