Alex Maurer

Hey everyone. I'm currently working on a project which is using [match] to trigger sound files based on toggle switches. The [match] object should be picking out combinations of activated toggle switches and playing the corresponding sound file. However, [match] does not care what order the toggles are being activated in, so sound files are being played as soon as the correct toggles have been activated at any point regardless of order. Is there a way to use [match] to only send 1 when an EXACT match is inputted?

Hey everyone. I'm currently working on a project which is using [match] to trigger sound files based on toggle switches. The [match] object 

using-match-to-return-one-on-an-exact-match

G'day Alex. It's always easier to answer questions like this if you post your patch here. But without seeing it, is it possible that you're not clearing all [match] objects after each match is found?

G'day Bill! That's actually exactly what I was doing. I added [zlclear] and was able to achieve the results I was looking for. Thanks!

G'day Bill! That's actually exactly what I was doing.  I added [zlclear] and was able to achieve the results I was looking for. Thanks!

And just so you know, [match] also accepts the "clear" message.

Using [match] to return one on an EXACT match