Samelot

I've been working with the s2m wacomtouch and have run into issues detecting whether my finger is on or off the wacom.

I coordinated parts of my patch to produce a 0 if my finger is not touching and a 1 if it is. Unfortunatley, when i hold my finger on the wacom, there is also a rapid burst of this sort of pattern (1 0 1).

Connecting this to a toggle, however, i don't even see a flickering of the toggle going to an off state (atleat not until i actually remove my finger from the wacom).

I believe that i must look into a mixture of using oneband object and some sort of delay object.

Can anyone share some possible solutions to this?

Can anyone share some possible solutions to this?
Thanks


toggle-respnsiveness

if you connect that toggle to a print object, do you then see the flickering in the max window?

I attached an image demonstrating what my printed data looks like (I also added a timer to check the delay between 0 and 1 bangs).

I found a thread on what I believe to be is closely related to my issue. 

I found a thread on what I believe to be is closely related to my issue. only-output-1-bang

You might do well with a combination of change/onebang/delay, so that you have a release time of sorts.

If the behaviour is consistent when you first put your finger on, and take your finger off you should be OK.

I figured out my solution, thanks for pointing in the right direction.

It seems that every time my finger releases touch of my wacom, two zeros are fired sequentially. So thankfully, because of this, I won't have to worry about having a delay.

Here's my solution.. (I'm sure there are faster and more efficient ways of doing this btw)

I figured out my solution, thanks for pointing in the right direction. 

It seems that every time my finger releases touch of my wacom, two zeros are fired sequentially. So thankfully, because of this, I won't have to worry about having a delay. 

Here's my solution.. (I'm sure there are faster and more efficient ways of doing this btw)


Toggle respnsiveness