hiya,
...after peeking into pdp some more recently, I found a really useful object: pdp_route...basically it just creates a number of outlets and routes the input to an outlet based on a number sent to it's left inlet...very simple object, and it seems we could/should have such a beast for gem states, too, because I'm tired of doing the whole route/ spigot/lots of other objects for the same effect...
...so, I'd be up to trying this, if other's think it'd be useful and not "bloatful" ;-)
james
hi Jamie,
Please take a look at the pt.layerfx object and contained abstractions.
Its an abstraction that routes two inlets and two outlets to any of a pool of dyanmically generated abstractions based on index value. Maybe the abstractions themselves could be of use.. but they are meant to work with abstractions, not separate outlets...
anyhow it does sound handy, but is really just a array of spigots with [==] to compare the index value. I guess doing this dynamically with any number of outlets/spigots would be useful...
Anyhow take a look:
http://tot.sat.qc.ca/down/pixeltango/binaries/PixelTANGO-v0.3.3G4.tgz
I'm off to piksel on thursday!
b.
james tittle wrote:
hiya,
...after peeking into pdp some more recently, I found a really useful object: pdp_route...basically it just creates a number of outlets and routes the input to an outlet based on a number sent to it's left inlet...very simple object, and it seems we could/should have such a beast for gem states, too, because I'm tired of doing the whole route/ spigot/lots of other objects for the same effect...
...so, I'd be up to trying this, if other's think it'd be useful and not "bloatful" ;-)
james
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james tittle wrote:
hiya,
...after peeking into pdp some more recently, I found a really useful object: pdp_route...basically it just creates a number of outlets and routes the input to an outlet based on a number sent to it's left inlet...very simple object, and it seems we could/should have such a
i always use [demux] (zexy) for that purpose. but of course i am a zexy chunky.
mfg.asdr. IOhannes