Hello. I was thinking I could fix the questionable zoom in my sequencer with scalar scaling. Instead of redrawing all the scalars, I would have a variable by which all of it were scaled. This doesn't seem to work, which I expected, but is there some other way? I tried: [drawpolygon 0 1 0 0 c(-100:100)(a:b) 0 c(-100:100)(a:b) 10 0 10 0 0] I didn't think this would work, but is there something else I could try?
The problem is that, as it is, I have a constant 'zoomfact' that feeds into and out of every function that involves display or timing during playing, and every scalar in the score is changed by that factor. Invariably I forget where it goes or what order it should go in and stuff goes wrong. I'm curious whether there's a way for one variable to change only the drawing instructions, but not change the actual values, so that the timing will be unaffected by the zoom.
-Chuckk
have you tried "donecanvasdialog $1 -1 0"? (if I understood the problem)
send that to your patch window, and will change the "X units per pixel"
field. the next values are for y and show on parent.
I use this to rescale a patch with a ds polygon. only the ds get rescaled,
other bangs and etc don't. all values remain the same.
Am 20.11.2006, 09:55 Uhr, schrieb Chuckk Hubbard
badmuthahubbard@gmail.com:
Hello. I was thinking I could fix the questionable zoom in my sequencer with scalar scaling. Instead of redrawing all the scalars, I would have a variable by which all of it were scaled. This doesn't seem to work, which I expected, but is there some other way? I tried: [drawpolygon 0 1 0 0 c(-100:100)(a:b) 0 c(-100:100)(a:b) 10 0 10 0 0] I didn't think this would work, but is there something else I could try?
The problem is that, as it is, I have a constant 'zoomfact' that feeds into and out of every function that involves display or timing during playing, and every scalar in the score is changed by that factor. Invariably I forget where it goes or what order it should go in and stuff goes wrong. I'm curious whether there's a way for one variable to change only the drawing instructions, but not change the actual values, so that the timing will be unaffected by the zoom.
-Chuckk
Wonderful, thanks! How on earth did you learn that?
On 11/20/06, João Miguel Pais jmmmpais@googlemail.com wrote:
have you tried "donecanvasdialog $1 -1 0"? (if I understood the problem) send that to your patch window, and will change the "X units per pixel" field. the next values are for y and show on parent. I use this to rescale a patch with a ds polygon. only the ds get rescaled, other bangs and etc don't. all values remain the same.
Am 20.11.2006, 09:55 Uhr, schrieb Chuckk Hubbard badmuthahubbard@gmail.com:
Hello. I was thinking I could fix the questionable zoom in my sequencer with scalar scaling. Instead of redrawing all the scalars, I would have a variable by which all of it were scaled. This doesn't seem to work, which I expected, but is there some other way? I tried: [drawpolygon 0 1 0 0 c(-100:100)(a:b) 0 c(-100:100)(a:b) 10 0 10 0 0] I didn't think this would work, but is there something else I could try?
The problem is that, as it is, I have a constant 'zoomfact' that feeds into and out of every function that involves display or timing during playing, and every scalar in the score is changed by that factor. Invariably I forget where it goes or what order it should go in and stuff goes wrong. I'm curious whether there's a way for one variable to change only the drawing instructions, but not change the actual values, so that the timing will be unaffected by the zoom.
-Chuckk
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