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Is there a way to force both inlets to be hot on the vexpr module?

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Is there a way to force both inlets to be hot on the vexpr module?
 


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a trigger used in combination with a zl.reg or alternatively inverting the operators within the vexpr should work in most cases if you post a specific case I can take a look...

thanks. I need both inlets to be hot so I can calulate the addition of list data elements that come in on either inlet. Specifically, I have streams of RGB values being sent as 3 part lists from two locations.

thanks.  I need both inlets to be hot so I can calulate the addition of list data elements that come in on either inlet.  Specifically, I have streams of RGB values being sent as 3 part lists from two locations.

I don't think so. I have two separate RGB streams that are lists (f,f,f). I need to add the first R float to the second R float, first G float to second G float, and first B float to second B float. And I need it to add and output the resulting list whenever data is present from either stream.

I don't think so.  I have two separate RGB streams that are lists (f,f,f).  I need to add the first R float to the second R float, first G float to second G float, and first B float to second B float.  And I need it to add and output the resulting list whenever data is present from either stream.

my solution works just as well, I suggested the join object with triggers -1 so that in case you want more than two hot inlets you can do so easily. also join takes all kinds of variables i,f, s or l so it is more flexible

vexpr module with multiple hot inlets?