bruno roels

I'm an absolute beginner but Vizzie is giving me everthing I need, so I'm happy. I have one small issue: SNAPPR works as it should when I manually click the 'Image' button, but I can't get SNAPPR to do it automatically. When I try to manipulate the inlet, it just confirms the path where the image needs to be saved, I can't control the actual making of the image. (RECORDR, for instance, does allow that. ) Any ideas?

I'm an absolute beginner but Vizzie is giving me everthing I need, so I'm happy. I have one small issue: SNAPPR works as it should when I manually click the 'Image' button, but  I can't get SNAPPR to do it automatically. When I try to manipulate the inlet, it just confirms the path where the image needs to be saved, I can't control the actual making of the image. (RECORDR, for instance, does allow that. ) Any ideas?

Hi,
I'm an absolute beginner but Vizzie is giving me everthing I need, so I'm happy. I have one small issue: SNAPPR works as it should when 

using-snappr-to-create-still-images-automatically

You haven't included the usual helpful information about Platform/OS/Version of Max you're running *or* a patch that shows what you're currently trying to so, so we're stuck playing 20 questions.

Are you saying that this patch doesn't work once you click on the Choose a directory button and select where you want the images to be printed? Every time the TOGGLR fires off to on, you ought to get a new image....

The patch you included pretty much sums up the problem: the TOGGLR just sets the path, but doesn't create an image...

The patch you included pretty much sums up the problem: the TOGGLR just sets the path, but doesn't  create an image...

Thanks. One more quick one - is it possible that there are images being created and placed in a folder you don't expect?

just tried Gregory's patch out here, manually selected the directory within SNAPPR as instructed, and it didn't create any image file within that directory for me either everytime TOGGLR fires off to on, the only time it creates the image in the appropriate directory is when i manually click on the square labelled "Image" in SNAPPR; however, i don't have the same 

 problem as Bruno since TOGGLR is not setting the path, seems like TOGGLR is simply having no effect on SNAPPR for me(but i do see the appropriate 0./1. value come out of TOGGLR when i attach [print] to that same outlet of TOGGLR) - Max8, MacOSX 10.14

just tried Gregory's patch out here, manually selected the directory within SNAPPR as instructed, and it didn't create any image file within that directory for me either everytime TOGGLR fires off to on, the only time it creates the image in the appropriate directory is when i manually click on the square labelled "Image" in SNAPPR; however, i don't have the same exact problem as Bruno since TOGGLR is not setting the path, seems like TOGGLR is simply having no effect on SNAPPR for me(but i do see the appropriate 0./1. value come out of TOGGLR when i attach [print] to that same outlet of TOGGLR) - Max8, MacOSX 10.14

oh wait, sorry, TOGGLR is setting the path just like Bruno said, furthermore, i got a message from the OS asking if i should allow Max ability to modify Finder.... i clicked "don't allow" as i wanted to experiment more but now i can't get that message back to allow(sorry again for my confusion).... anyways, seems a permissions thing.

edit: didn't mean to interrupt just lending an extra tester, i'll back out of the thread for now(unless asked for further clarification). 👍

thanks everyone, I can also reproduce some non-functioning behavior so we'll get it sorted out.

Using SNAPPR to create still images automatically