Jump on click *might* be possible. You’ll have to ask Chris as he made the abstraction.
very elegant !
i wish i would understand data structures better ...
one small question about [touch]:
can this be modified to a "jump on click" behaviour ?
Dan Wilcox wrote:
I am using vanilla nowadays and i was wondering if someone has arrived at an elegant way of simulating the X/Y control of the grid object that used to reside in unauthorized? I would like to get at least that smooth blend of x/y with one knob/control and i am curious if others have made something to replace it or have an abs that can simulate what i was sharing
Check out the pure vanilla [touch] object in the Droidparty abstractions: http://www.droidparty.net http://www.droidparty.net/
This also has the benefit that it will be rendered as an XY object in both Droidparty & PdParty.
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On 13/06/17 22:36, Dan Wilcox wrote:
Jump on click *might* be possible.
A short while ago i posted a vanilla multislider which uses data structures and supports jump on click: https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/10756/vanilla-struct-multislider-with-j....
It does so by having rows for each y value and columns for each x.
It works like a charm, but: If you want to use many sliders, like more than eight or so, a disturbing memory bug occurs, which slows everything down a bit but more importantly won't let you close the window for seconds or even minutes.
So it is possible to get the click in vanilla, but it comes at a cost. Using iem_event or receivecanvas still seems to be the preferable way.
best wishes, ingo
Hi,
can this be modified to a "jump on click" behaviour ?
On 14/06/17 04:36, Dan Wilcox wrote:
Jump on click *might* be possible. You’ll have to ask Chris as he made the abstraction.
I don't remember how any of this works, sorry! My brain is very good at forgetting things it thinks I won't need.
I think Antoine updated the abstraction at some point maybe he can help.
Cheers,
Chris.
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