Hello
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
Also
is it possible to run GEM via vanilla on a mac?
I'm running Pd 0.47.1 with osx 10.11.6
after grabbing it with deken it still does not work so i am wondering if there is a stash of binaries for it somewhere?
Thank you!
Patrick Pagano B.S, M.F.A
Assistant Professor in Residence
Digital Media & Design
Web & Interactive Technologies
University of Connecticut, Stamford
(352)-226-2016
Pagano, Patrick wrote:
Hello
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
hi, patrick !
as a matter of fact i recently made a rebuild of this XY-grid with (almost) vanilla only objects, save for the essential IEMGUTS. no guidelines though (since i never used them myself).
it's a part of a larger collection of GUI and other abstractions that i hope to finish and release to the public soon. up until now please consider this a beta stadium. the object is called [ol_grid] and is attached.
i tested it on a windows machine with the recent PD version (0.47.1), all necessary files are in the zip, plus a help patch. you only need IEMGUTS in the extra folder and it should be good.
best
oliver
thanks i'll try it straight away and let you know what happens!
Patrick Pagano B.S, M.F.A
Assistant Professor in Residence
Digital Media & Design
Web & Interactive Technologies
University of Connecticut, Stamford
(352)-226-2016
From: Pd-list pd-list-bounces@lists.iem.at on behalf of oliver oliver@klingt.org Sent: Monday, June 12, 2017 12:31:29 PM To: pd-list@mail.iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] simulating grid, GEM and a few questions
Pagano, Patrick wrote:
Hello
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
hi, patrick !
as a matter of fact i recently made a rebuild of this XY-grid with (almost) vanilla only objects, save for the essential IEMGUTS. no guidelines though (since i never used them myself).
it's a part of a larger collection of GUI and other abstractions that i hope to finish and release to the public soon. up until now please consider this a beta stadium. the object is called [ol_grid] and is attached.
i tested it on a windows machine with the recent PD version (0.47.1), all necessary files are in the zip, plus a help patch. you only need IEMGUTS in the extra folder and it should be good.
best
oliver
very nice!
Patrick Pagano B.S, M.F.A
Assistant Professor in Residence
Digital Media & Design
Web & Interactive Technologies
University of Connecticut, Stamford
(352)-226-2016
From: Pd-list pd-list-bounces@lists.iem.at on behalf of oliver oliver@klingt.org Sent: Monday, June 12, 2017 12:31:29 PM To: pd-list@mail.iem.at Subject: Re: [PD] simulating grid, GEM and a few questions
Pagano, Patrick wrote:
Hello
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
hi, patrick !
as a matter of fact i recently made a rebuild of this XY-grid with (almost) vanilla only objects, save for the essential IEMGUTS. no guidelines though (since i never used them myself).
it's a part of a larger collection of GUI and other abstractions that i hope to finish and release to the public soon. up until now please consider this a beta stadium. the object is called [ol_grid] and is attached.
i tested it on a windows machine with the recent PD version (0.47.1), all necessary files are in the zip, plus a help patch. you only need IEMGUTS in the extra folder and it should be good.
best
oliver
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Pagano, Patrick