hoi zäme
although the [env~] says zero, i think there is sound there.
another test: create the bug-patch.pd by message. the [env~] of the abstraction sends value 0. create a [dac~] and then connect [noise~] with [dac~] at the moment when connection is done [env~] begins to show the correct values.
if save bug-patch.pd with the [dac~], and you create then the abstraction, you can delete the [dac~] in the parent window and you'll still here the noise.
but it's a very interesting problem, you discovered here. thank you for bringing me the idea how to create an object by message. I didn't know you could do this with pd.
Roman
----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Lundén" plu@tii.se To: pd-list@iem.at Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 9:45 AM Subject: [PD] Creating signal patches by messages
I have problems creating signal patches by message. I attached a patch with problematic behavior.
First i put DSP on. Then open the bug-patch.pd and click on the message box and open the newly created bug-patch, now there is no output from noise~ . If you now force a recomputation of the computation graph there it an output.
I consider this as a bug but it migth be a "feature".
How could I fix this problem?
Best regards --PLu
Peter Lunden The Interactive Institute Box 24 081 SE-104 50 STOCKHOLM, Sweden Phone: +46-8-783 24 59 Cell: +46-70-845 53 03 ICQ: 253544648
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