Thanks a lot lOhannes !!

I wish there was any help or list about ALL the objects availables... because Pd shows only the most commons on the Help section.

Thanks again my friend :)

bye

On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 3:50 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnigzmoelnig@iem.at wrote:

Derek Holzer wrote:

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[mux~] / [multiplex~] and [demux~] / [demultiplex~] are probably the things you are looking for.

D.

Gabriel Vinazza wrote:

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I would like to rout the signal through different outlets, is that possible?

and don't forget the all too infamous [*~ 0] & [*~ 1]

mfasdr IOhannes

Gabriel Vinazza wrote:

Thanks a lot lOhannes !!

I wish there was any help or list about ALL the objects availables...

ah, and i wish there was a list of ALL people on the world...

you can get a list of pretty _all_ Pd-vanilla objects by right-clicking on an empty canvas and selecting "help".

however, Pd is a dynamic growing system. even while projects like Pd-extended try to catch a good number of portable and working "objects" available in the wild, it has no real control over the actual objects. if devA decides to add [aobject] it will just show up in the next Pd-extended release without anybody in charge of Pd-extended noticing (this is a good thing); likewise if devB removed [bobject], it will just be gone with anybody noticing it. this makes it very hard to compile a list of all objects in Pd-extended manually (though there are such projects like the one mentioned by derek or pdpedia) one could generate a list of these objects automatically, but usually this wouldn't help you su much (imagine you knew that there exists an object named [morzelpronk]; but what would it do?)

because Pd shows only the most commons on the Help section.

luckily [*~] is a very common object, so you could have know about it :-)

mfgasd.r IOhannes