When you save a patch into a file the content of the number atoms for example are not saved, can somebody tell me if it is possible to save the entire status of the patch (kinda snapshot) or at least the numbers?
I wan't to know if it is possible without arrays or similiar techniques, what is the easiest way?
Look at the properties of the GUI objects (right or CTL/Apple click). If you check the "init" box, then the contents will be saved with the patch. Not all GUI objects have an "init" property. Regular number boxes do not, Number2 boxes do, etc etc.
For more complex state-saving, search for Frank Barknecht's SSSAD (one S too many?) and RRRadical patches. Not so easy for beginners, however.
best! Derek
Gabriel Vinazza wrote:
When you save a patch into a file the content of the number atoms for example are not saved, can somebody tell me if it is possible to save the entire status of the patch (kinda snapshot) or at least the numbers?
I wan't to know if it is possible without arrays or similiar techniques, what is the easiest way?
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always though what was all about with that Number2 object... god bless pd and you guys
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 8:03 PM, Derek Holzerderek@umatic.nl wrote:
Look at the properties of the GUI objects (right or CTL/Apple click). If you check the "init" box, then the contents will be saved with the patch. Not all GUI objects have an "init" property. Regular number boxes do not, Number2 boxes do, etc etc.
For more complex state-saving, search for Frank Barknecht's SSSAD (one S too many?) and RRRadical patches. Not so easy for beginners, however.
best! Derek
Gabriel Vinazza wrote:
When you save a patch into a file the content of the number atoms for example are not saved, can somebody tell me if it is possible to save the entire status of the patch (kinda snapshot) or at least the numbers?
I wan't to know if it is possible without arrays or similiar techniques, what is the easiest way?
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