Hey,

[== 1] [== 2] [== 3] ?

each controls its own spigot.

B.

rez wrote:

Hi list.

I'm triying to make a patch to process video, and I need to switch between three or more signals and the requisite is when you enable one the others disables.

A boolean table describes it:

signal 1 signal 2 signal 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

Any solution to implement this function??

I'm triying with "route" and "select", but don't works. the selection is not exclusive.

Thanks.

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Howdy,

use:

[ | | ] (toggle object) | [select 0]/[select 1]/[select 2] | | | | | | [1< [0< [1< [0< [1< [0< (messages)

The right outlet of each [select] is connected to inlet of next [select]

Each [select] is connected to the message "1" and "0". It sends "1" when the toggle gives an output which matches the [select] creation argument, and a "0" otherwise and passes the input on to the next [select]. Send the "1" message to the objects you want to turn on, and a "0" message to the objects you want to turn off.

I leave it to you to work out how to do this with video. The 1/0 message coulg control the gain of the image in GEM, or it could turn on/off the metro driving a [pdp_reg] object in PDP. I use this kind of switch to control audio inputs all the time, or even to [switch~] abstractions or subpatches on/off.

best, d.

rez wrote:

Hi list.

I'm triying to make a patch to process video, and I need to switch between three or more signals and the requisite is when you enable one the others disables.

A boolean table describes it:

signal 1 signal 2 signal 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1

Any solution to implement this function??

I'm triying with "route" and "select", but don't works. the selection is not exclusive.