Hi Rodrigo,
Rodrigo F. Cadiz hat gesagt: // Rodrigo F. Cadiz wrote:
I am trying to test your segtest patch of lineseg~. Once I load the numbers (either with the middle or right message boxes) and press bang I am only getting the print statements out (the numbers seems ok) but nothing from the line~ itself comes out. Looking into lineseg~ I wonder if you can just connect the output of a textfile to the inlet of a line~ object. I don't understand why this should work. If this is supposed to work why a sequence of number pairs, delimited with commas shouldn't?
I don't know why the simple approach doesn't work, it probably has to do with the difference between lists of messages and a list of a float and a list or whatever... ;)
What the textfile does, when it is, ahem, bang'ed, is output several messages each after another. One has to make sure, that the textfile only contains messages, that are suited for a line~ object. In my lineseg~ object a second rule is needed: one is not allowed to send just one float, like you can send to a line~, but instead specify a ramp duration of 0, which gives the same result as one simgle float to a line~. The posted version of segtest.pd has an [add 0( message, that does *not* work as expected. You can delete that.
So, I am not seeing anything on the db display or on the lineout array. I also
Hhm, it did work here for sure, although I did work on it a bit more by now.
But maybe the reason, you don't see anything, is simply because dsp computation isn't switched on, or is it? It's easy to forget...
To make sure, I attached the new a little cleaned up lineseg~, but the older one should really work, too.
Ciao,
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