hi list i'm shure there's a way to build a patch that gives a "1" if numbers are growing and a "0" if there decrease .. . ....i just dident find out jet . ..dos anyone have a suggestion .. .. thanx nos
hi list i'm shure there's a way to build a patch that gives a "1" if numbers are growing and a "0" if there decrease .. . ....i just dident find out jet . ..dos anyone have a suggestion .. .. thanx nos
. .oki got it it coudent be more simple ..
[number]
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I should have read this before sending my previous mail.
That won't always work. The order the number is send to the inlets of [>] is undefined. In practice it depends on the order you made the connection, I think. But that could change, so at least put a trigger in between.
[number] | [trigger f f]
crossing the wires here to the [>], so it first sends it to the left and then to the right inlet.
That is even better than what I sent earlier.
Gerard
On Monday 03 November 2003 00:02, noskule wrote:
hi list i'm shure there's a way to build a patch that gives a "1" if numbers are growing and a "0" if there decrease .. . ....i just dident find out jet . ..dos anyone have a suggestion .. .. thanx nos
. .oki got it it coudent be more simple ..
[number]
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[ > ]
I think this should work.
Use the [<] object and a [float] to store the previous value and a [trigger f f b] to 1st send the content of [float] to the right inlet of [<] 2nd send the number your checking to the left inlet of [<] 3rd send this number to the right inlet of [float] to store it for the next time.
Sorry not to send a patch, I am not in my studio right now.
cheers Gerard
On Sunday 02 November 2003 23:54, noskule wrote:
hi list i'm shure there's a way to build a patch that gives a "1" if numbers are growing and a "0" if there decrease .. . ....i just dident find out jet . ..dos anyone have a suggestion .. .. thanx nos
On Sunday 02 November 2003 23:54, noskule wrote:
hi list i'm shure there's a way to build a patch that gives a "1" if numbers are growing and a "0" if there decrease .. . ....i just dident find out jet . ..dos anyone have a suggestion .. .. thanx nos
On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, vanDongen/Gilcher wrote:
Use the [<] object and a [float] to store the previous value and a [trigger f f b] to
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also try the attached patch.
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
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