Gregory Taylor

 object lets you add the ability to set initial states for your own homemade abstractions using either typed-in arguments or 

-style attributes. This 8-minute video will show you how to to both - you're the best judge of which approach works better for you!

Learn how the Max patcherargs object lets you add the ability to set initial states for your own homemade abstractions using either typed-in arguments or @-style attributes.

Patcher Arguments Tutorial

The Max patcherargs object lets you add the ability to set initial states for your own homemade abstractions using either typed-in arguments or @-style attributes. This 8-minute video will show you how to to both - you're the best judge of which approach works better for you!

patcher-arguments-video-tutorial-meet-the-patcherargs-object

Who knew! This definitely scratches one of those itches I've had for a long time without quite realising! Thanks.

I love patcherargs. Definitely saves having to use loadmess objects!

I also find that filtering the input using "route," and sending the output of the right outlet of route (non-matches) to the input of the patcherargs route object enables an easy way to have "message" input control of attribute parameters using the same name.

I love patcherargs.  Definitely saves having to use loadmess objects!  

I should probably attach an example (using GT's rowfill)

Patcher Arguments Video Tutorial: Meet the patcherargs Object