Hi there
You need to add the directory containing the abstraction you wrap in "nqpoly4" ($2) to the Pd search path, otherwise "nqpoly4" cannot find it.
OK, so now... error: Bad arguments for object 'throw~' to object 'objectmaker'
The only argument I pass it is the name of the throw~/catch~ bus.
Someone please implement segmented patch cords. ;)
So we can make grid cities instead of spider maps?
Best, Ed
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On Dec 22, 2007, at 11:57 AM, Ed Kelly wrote:
Hi there
You need to add the directory containing the abstraction you wrap in "nqpoly4" ($2) to the Pd search path, otherwise "nqpoly4" cannot
find
it.
OK, so now... error: Bad arguments for object 'throw~' to object 'objectmaker'
The only argument I pass it is the name of the throw~/catch~ bus.
Have you checked the examples that are included in Pd-extended? They
are nice, simple examples. My guess is that perhaps you are setting
the name of the [throw~] with a float, I think the names must be
symbols.
.hc
Someone please implement segmented patch cords. ;)
So we can make grid cities instead of spider maps?
Best, Ed
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Hallo, Ed Kelly hat gesagt: // Ed Kelly wrote:
You need to add the directory containing the abstraction you wrap in "nqpoly4" ($2) to the Pd search path, otherwise "nqpoly4" cannot find it.
OK, so now... error: Bad arguments for object 'throw~' to object 'objectmaker'
The only argument I pass it is the name of the throw~/catch~ bus.
But what reaches your [throw~] is the voice number instead. Here is the nqpoly4 help:
usage: nqpoly <number of objects> <abstraction name> <up to 4 creation args>
your abstraction is ultimately called with the parameters: <index> <number of objects> <arg1> <arg2> <arg3> <arg4>
If you call this: [nqpoly4 16 snoisclickr_poly~ outmono] then snoisclickr_poly~.pd is your voice abstraction. nqpoly creates 16 instances of the voices with these parameters: [snoisclickr_poly~ <i> 16 outmono] where <i> is a number from 0-15, counted up for each voice. So inside of "snoisclickr_poly~" $3 is the name of your throw~-bus, outmono, not $1 as in your patch.
Btw. [polypoly] may be a bit easier to use: You don't need to manually insert throw~-busses, instead you get two normal [outlet~]s.
Ciao
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