Hi list,
for all the lonely souls sitting on IRIX machines I have compiled Pd
0.38-0test7 for IRIX. Seems to work just fine, even the new (and cool)
features....
Had to change some files slightly:
s_inter.c
s_audio.c
s_audio_sgi.c
t_tkcmd.c
and the makefile
Most of the changes were just some new #ifdefs that were Linux only but
work on IRIX the same way.
Miller, maybe you can merge these changes into your code????
Ah, of course, download is here:
http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/irix/pd-0.38-0test7-irix.tar.gz
Olaf
Sorry, I should have sayed that I was runing on IRIX and I was maybe a
bit
to fast to send the last mail. The problem was solved by recompiling PD.
--PLu
Peter Lunden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Its still not possible to output 8 channels in PD 0.28p2. If you start
> PD with -outchannels 8 you get an error: _ALerror: code=11
> ALsetchannels: invalid number of channels: 8
>
> I still need to run my own patch to fix this problem.
>
> --PLu
Hi,
Another question in a very general vein. I asked this on the Csound list a
while back (when i was using csound) with good results.
I'm trying to produce an acidy type sound (eg 303) and having trouble as my
current saw-tooth-through-a-vcf just sounds pretty wimpy. Any ideas on how
to fatten it up a bit? I'm not looking for a perfect reproduction of the
303 sound, just a nice acid sound. Hints? Tips?
Is there some place where people post interesting Pd patches they've
created for others to download at try out? Should there be?
Regards,
Chris.
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I'd like to help, but I am not going to have time. I'll be on tour
starting Sat. for two months. Any flext people want to try to get
flext builds in Pd-extended?
There could also be a Pd-devel-extended without too much work. Jamie
had talked about it in the past.
.hc
On Apr 11, 2006, at 5:24 AM, Thomas Grill wrote:
>
> Am 11.04.2006 um 00:52 schrieb Hans-Christoph Steiner:
>
>>
>> All are fresh downloads of the binaries from your site. This
>> happens with Pd-0.38.4-extended, Pd-0.39.2-extended-test1, and the
>> new build with fresh downloads.
>
> The binaries are not up to date and i'm sure that the relevant
> fixes have been afterwards. Please try the cvs versions. Building
> the stuff is a cinch.
>
>>
>> Have you tried with Pd-extented and that org.puredata.pd.plist
>> file? I have reproduced this on 3 or 4 Mac OS X machines by
>> installing Pd-extended, installing the included
>> org.puredata.pd.list, starting Pd and loading a [py] or [pool]
>> object.
>>
>
> Yes, I tried and i will do once again when i find the time. Please
> note that I don't use the Pd-extended build (because i'm rather
> using Pd-devel) so i can't follow the problems associated with that.
>
>> Mac OS X doesn't catch the crash, so it doesn't pop up the crash
>> dump. Any other way to get it?
>
> What about the proposals Jamie made?
>
> greetings,
> Thomas
>
>
>
> Thomas Grill
> http://grrrr.org
>
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I've been using arduino with PD heavily since the beginning of
December, I am happy with the ready sensor connections as well as
self made sensors. And Arduino is an open source microcontroller
hardware, http://www.arduino.cc/
cheers,
Koray.
On Dec 20, 2005, at 7:55 PM, pd-list-request(a)iem.at wrote:
>
> There are also the arduino and wiring boards that talk nicely with
> many progs.
>
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Grtz,
I've been messing with GEM lately and have made a bunch of GOP
abstractions to make things easier. You can find then in the tarball of
my cvs which is at:
http://mccormick.cx/viewcvs/s-abstractions.tar.gz?view=tar
The gfx stuff is in the sx/ directory and works best if you include the
parent directory (s-abstractions/) in your path. You'll need the zexy
(for [repeat]) and Gem libraries.
I have always found it strange how GEM seems to be kind of backwards in
terms of the flow of data. In Pd you generally make a noise with e.g.
[osc~] and then run it through some effects, into your [dac~] where it
is output. In GEM it works the opposite way. You have to place all your
color, translate, rotate, repeat, texture "effects" before you put the
basic geom such as [cube], and the whole chain starts with the "output"
[gemhead]. To address this I've been experimenting with a method of
storing geometry in a [list] which is sent through geometry modifying
"effects" to an object [sx/blob] which draws geometry represented as a
list of verticies of triangles, to the screen. It's pretty crap and slow,
and I'd love to know if there is already a better way of doing this.
You can send arbitrary geometry from blender3d into puredata by using
the script in the utils/ directory. Copy it into your .blender/scripts/
directory and go File... Export... Raw Triangles across the Net...
whilst having sx/netgeom-help.pd open. You can't send very complex
geometry or the whole thing starts to chug pretty badly, but I think
it's a start for something better.
An example of an effect on geometry is the sx/explode patch which
translates all faces along their normals by some amount. This is all
done as [list] math so it's hellishly slow on complex geometry.
I am particularly interested to hear if there is a better, faster way of
doing this [vector level geom manipulation] that I don't know about. I
have been really inspired by the fijuu stuff and I would like to be able
to do similar kinds of mesh warping from withing Pd and GEM.
Best,
Chris.
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http://mccormick.cx
I've been reading obiwannabe's great tutorials, and he keeps using
[ead~] where can i get this? Oh and I dont want to install a new version
of PD, I'm in the middle of a big project and I don't want to risk some
things changing.
thanks,
pete
I just wrote a quick test of what happens when you play hundreds of
oscillators. Thanks to nqpoly4, its quite easy. Basically, I wrote
a simple patch that detunes the oscillator based on instance number.
So you get hundreds of oscillators slightly detuned around a center
frequency. The PowerMac G5 2.3GHz that I am on right now could
handle 900 instances cleanly.
Just put these files in one folder and double click many-osc-test.pd
to run.
.hc
Hi, I'm having a problem with the PureData objects linuxmouse and linuxevents on Agnula 1.3.0 while opening /dev/input/event$; it fails. I use to have this problem in pd 0.38 in agnula 1.2.1, but the problem was that I needed root permission to access it.
But now it even fail while logged on as root. Any one know something I could do?
Thanks, Diego.
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