hello,
thanks for the video, they are nice.
cyrille
Thomas Ouellet Fredericks wrote:
Here are videos (screen captures, not yet the actual installation) and part of the code of my Fwish (Bassin du destion) installation. One version has fish that do not collide, the other does not because I decided it is nicer when the fish overlap.
http://www.danslchamp.org/mrtof/code.htm
tom tom@danslchamp.org
On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 18:30:41 +0100, Frank Barknecht fbar@footils.org wrote:
Hallo Nicolas, Nicolas Montgermont hat gesagt: // Nicolas Montgermont wrote:
I've been experimenting pmpd with datastructure for a week now,
Wow! That's quite a patch for one week, wonderful!!
and I encounter a few problems that are all present in the attached patch:
- Computation speed! The simple model presented here (5 mass, 8
link) seems to charge all my CPU at a metro period of 100ms. The string patch designed by Frank Barknecht in the datastructure tutorial was much more faster. Does anybody see any "bad" programming in the patch?
I also get a very high load. I will need a bit time to take a deeper look, but generally the data structures are far from the efficiency that e.g. Gem has. However I don't think your model should be that slow.
- use the $0 variable to have mutiple instanciation, but I have to
use the external "sprintf" to build the "pd-$0-data" message. Is there a solution using only native pd objects to do that?
Yes, and it even works better here (maybe I have another sprintf, I get lots of errors like "sprintf: no method for float").
Anyway the solution is to replace every "sprintf" with "makefilename", you can keep the "pd-%d-data" part, it's the same for makefilename.
Ciao
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