Hello Trying to reopen an old patch with pd-extended, and erased the corresponding pd-preferences by mistake !
Did everything again in the path prefs at startup, and one function is still not found : it is mtx_./, and mix*, arithmetic multiplications and divisions of matrices, belonging inside a very useful fir_mean_n filter.
Actually both iemmatrix libraries and iem_matrix are in the paths Does anyone knows where this objects are ? guess an iem library ??
(actually this object can open it with pd extended 42-5 but not with pd extended 43-4, the latter being the version i currently used to open it, so i am trying to unscrew the prefs and any hint about the source library is worthy in this process…).
Tks ! JM
[iemmatrix] needs [declare -lib iemmatrix] or "-lib iemmatrix" on the startupflags.
[mix*] i don't know, you mean something on "fir_mean_n.pd" from [la-kitchen] ?
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On 10/12/2018 4:09 PM, Jean-Marie Adrien wrote:
Hello Trying to reopen an old patch with pd-extended, and erased the corresponding pd-preferences by mistake !
Did everything again in the path prefs at startup, and one function is still not found : it is mtx_./, and mix*, arithmetic multiplications and divisions of matrices, belonging inside a very useful fir_mean_n filter.
Actually both iemmatrix libraries and iem_matrix are in the paths Does anyone knows where this objects are ? guess an iem library ??
(actually this object can open it with pd extended 42-5 but not with pd extended 43-4, the latter being the version i currently used to open it, so i am trying to unscrew the prefs and any hint about the source library is worthy in this process…).
Tks ! JM
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dear jean-marie,
which operating system are you using?
eg. in my osx pd-extended backups i see that mtx_./ and sometimes mtx_* is missing.
if you are on osx and you have a running mtx_* or ./ external you can try this for testing:
a) try to call the object using [iemmatrix/mtx_*] instead of [mtx_*]
if object won't show up then do (i checked it with mtx_bessel)
b) in your (working) pd-ext 42-5 go to the pd-extended help-browser -> libraries and look for iemmatrix. now hold down your cmd-key on the keyboard and doubleclick on iemmatrix in the helpbrowser to see where it is stored on the harddisk. look for your desired object-help.pd and it's corresponding .pd_darwin file (i tried mtx_bessel-help.pd + mtx_bessel.pd_darwin)
a) then open up your pd ext 43-4 and do the same thing to see the iemmatrix folder in the finder. there you won't find the helpfile and the .pd_darwin file, so copy/paste both from the 42-5-iemmatrix-folder.
restart pd ext 43-4. go to the helpbrowser and check if the new object is there now. or make a new file and call it with [iemmatrix/mtx_bessel]
this workaround should work. on linux/windows it's quite the same procedure.
the cleaner thing would be to install pd-0.48 with all desired libs from deken.
liebe grüße marco
Am 12.10.18 um 21:09 schrieb Jean-Marie Adrien:
Hello Trying to reopen an old patch with pd-extended, and erased the corresponding pd-preferences by mistake !
Did everything again in the path prefs at startup, and one function is still not found : it is mtx_./, and mix*, arithmetic multiplications and divisions of matrices, belonging inside a very useful fir_mean_n filter.
Actually both iemmatrix libraries and iem_matrix are in the paths Does anyone knows where this objects are ? guess an iem library ??
(actually this object can open it with pd extended 42-5 but not with pd extended 43-4, the latter being the version i currently used to open it, so i am trying to unscrew the prefs and any hint about the source library is worthy in this process…).
Tks ! JM
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thanks, works fine !
Le 12 oct. 2018 à 23:06, Marco Hugo Schretter mco@zimt.at a écrit :
dear jean-marie,
which operating system are you using?
eg. in my osx pd-extended backups i see that mtx_./ and sometimes mtx_* is missing.
if you are on osx and you have a running mtx_* or ./ external you can try this for testing:
a) try to call the object using [iemmatrix/mtx_*] instead of [mtx_*]
if object won't show up then do (i checked it with mtx_bessel)
b) in your (working) pd-ext 42-5 go to the pd-extended help-browser -> libraries and look for iemmatrix. now hold down your cmd-key on the keyboard and doubleclick on iemmatrix in the helpbrowser to see where it is stored on the harddisk. look for your desired object-help.pd and it's corresponding .pd_darwin file (i tried mtx_bessel-help.pd + mtx_bessel.pd_darwin)
a) then open up your pd ext 43-4 and do the same thing to see the iemmatrix folder in the finder. there you won't find the helpfile and the .pd_darwin file, so copy/paste both from the 42-5-iemmatrix-folder.
restart pd ext 43-4. go to the helpbrowser and check if the new object is there now. or make a new file and call it with [iemmatrix/mtx_bessel]
this workaround should work. on linux/windows it's quite the same procedure.
the cleaner thing would be to install pd-0.48 with all desired libs from deken.
liebe grüße marco
Am 12.10.18 um 21:09 schrieb Jean-Marie Adrien:
Hello Trying to reopen an old patch with pd-extended, and erased the corresponding pd-preferences by mistake ! Did everything again in the path prefs at startup, and one function is still not found : it is mtx_./, and mix*, arithmetic multiplications and divisions of matrices, belonging inside a very useful fir_mean_n filter. Actually both iemmatrix libraries and iem_matrix are in the paths Does anyone knows where this objects are ? guess an iem library ?? (actually this object can open it with pd extended 42-5 but not with pd extended 43-4, the latter being the version i currently used to open it, so i am trying to unscrew the prefs and any hint about the source library is worthy in this process…). Tks ! JM _______________________________________________ Pd-list@lists.iem.at mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> https://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
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