hello
How could I "turn on and off DSP" of a graph, local patch or object? I know [ ; pd dsp 1 ] message work for the whole pd process... but what if I want for exemple turn on/off a bonk~ object inside a graph on a child process just when I need it? Can't I save memory with this?
thanx
glerm
Sure, just include a [switch~] object in the desired patch or subpatch. Then control this with either a toggle or 0 and 1 messages. On is 1, off is 0.
~Kyle
On 11/6/06, glerm soares organismo@gmail.com wrote:
hello
How could I "turn on and off DSP" of a graph, local patch or object? I know [ ; pd dsp 1 ] message work for the whole pd process... but what if I want for exemple turn on/off a bonk~ object inside a graph on a child process just when I need it? Can't I save memory with this?
thanx
glerm
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Hallo!
How could I "turn on and off DSP" of a graph, local patch or object? I know [ ; pd dsp 1 ] message work for the whole pd process... but what if I want for exemple turn on/off a bonk~ object inside a graph on a child process just when I need it? Can't I save memory with this?
you will also save cpu time of course ... [switch~] is the object you need !
LG Georg
thanks a lot!
salut
glerm
2006/11/6, Georg Holzmann grhPD@gmx.at:
Hallo!
How could I "turn on and off DSP" of a graph, local patch or object? I know [ ; pd dsp 1 ] message work for the whole pd process... but what if I want for exemple turn on/off a bonk~ object inside a graph on a child process just when I need it? Can't I save memory with this?
you will also save cpu time of course ... [switch~] is the object you need !
LG Georg