I work with the "flock of birds" and I want to set a reference value. Did anyone now how to do this?
I mean, if the FoB send for example 30°, I want to have a button to say, this ist my reference value and then this value is subtract from the new value that I get from the FoB.
Thanks for helping me!
Michael
Michael Gschiel wrote:
I work with the "flock of birds" and I want to set a reference value. Did anyone now how to do this?
I mean, if the FoB send for example 30°, I want to have a button to say, this ist my reference value and then this value is subtract from the new value that I get from the FoB.
try some magic with [f] and [-] (hint: triggering) this has nothing to do with the flock-of-birds but with pd's way of number handling. i don't know whether there is a special command that tells the fob to do such calibration by itself. (but i don't think that it is very likely; we have some head-tracking device that allows such "initialization"; but i do think that this is a driver-feature (and there are no "drivers" for the fob)
mfg.a.sdr IOhannes
hi michael
this can be solved in a very general algorithm, and is not a FoB specific problem. simply subtract the reference value from all following values.
[input_fob]
|
| \ [bang( - loads the new reference value to the + object
| \ /
| [ 0 ] - (input to right inlet (cold inlet), bang to left)
| |
[+ 0] - (default offset is 0)
|
[to_your_patch]
m.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Gschiel" gschiel@kfs.oeaw.ac.at To: PD-list@iem.at Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2004 9:54 AM Subject: [PD] Set reference with "flock of birds"
I work with the "flock of birds" and I want to set a reference value. Did anyone now how to do this?
I mean, if the FoB send for example 30°, I want to have a button to say, this ist my reference value and then this value is subtract from the new value that I get from the FoB.
Thanks for helping me!
Michael