Has anyone put together a cheat sheet of pd objects? Seems like it would be handy. I see in the back of Miller's book there is an index of those he used for reference.
Brad Fuller wrote:
Has anyone put together a cheat sheet of pd objects? Seems like it would be handy. I see in the back of Miller's book there is an index of those he used for reference.
Try right-clicking on empty canvas and selecting Help from the menu - you should get a list of objects with brief descriptions.
Really?
My PD does NOTHING when I right click on the help on an empty canvas.
I'm on Windoze and I installed from a binary distribution that included
some of the other libraries, but it seems to have quite a few problems...
Like there is no MIDIIN, it gives an error message saying that only works on Linux?!
~David
ClaudiusMaximus wrote:
Brad Fuller wrote:
Has anyone put together a cheat sheet of pd objects? Seems like it would be handy. I see in the back of Miller's book there is an index of those he used for reference.
Try right-clicking on empty canvas and selecting Help from the menu - you should get a list of objects with brief descriptions.
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well, even if that were the case, it wouldn't be that big of a deal. pc final scratch pro only works on linux too, right? ;)
[midiin] is the raw midi interface.
you do have notein/noteout & ctlin/ctlout on windows as well as a host of other midi-related objects that work just fine.
On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 20:36, David Powers wrote:
Really?
My PD does NOTHING when I right click on the help on an empty canvas. I'm on Windoze and I installed from a binary distribution that included some of the other libraries, but it seems to have quite a few problems...
Like there is no MIDIIN, it gives an error message saying that only works on Linux?!
~David
ClaudiusMaximus wrote:
Brad Fuller wrote:
Has anyone put together a cheat sheet of pd objects? Seems like it would be handy. I see in the back of Miller's book there is an index of those he used for reference.
Try right-clicking on empty canvas and selecting Help from the menu - you should get a list of objects with brief descriptions.
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ClaudiusMaximus wrote:
Brad Fuller wrote:
Has anyone put together a cheat sheet of pd objects? Seems like it would be handy. I see in the back of Miller's book there is an index of those he used for reference.
Try right-clicking on empty canvas and selecting Help from the menu - you should get a list of objects with brief descriptions.
Doesn't have to be an empty canvas, just not on an object, right?
Yeah... I'm aware... I was thinking a little bit more graphically organized. Don't know what, really ... I'm not a technical writer 8-)
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