Hi all,
I'm running a seminar next week and I'd really like to do some pmpd.
As well as my own examples I was also hoping to make use of the many examples within pmpd. What I'm hoping to avoid is having to go through every example and inserting [pm4pd/mass] etc. etc. into every object.
I'm on Pd vanilla but the workshop students will on PdE so a dual solution would be best if poss.
I've renamed the folder & meta to 'pm4pd' btw.
Getting them to load at all is proving rather tricky:
With examples/01._basics.pd as our test (I like the tumbling pmpd letters - good eye candy:)
Adding [import pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -stdpath extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -lib extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
I'm aware that I've still not quite got my head around which method of adding various libraries is most appropriate (I can't be the only one) but that's another question for another time.
Any ideas very much appreciated.
Best wishes to all,
Julian
BTW -
Adding pm4pd to preferences/path in Pd works but I then get this error in red (not sure how harmless it is)
WARNING: duplicate 'examples' library found! '/usr/lib/pd/extra/Gem/examples' is active '/usr/lib/pd/extra/pm4pd/examples' is duplicate WARNING: duplicate 'manual' library found! '/usr/lib/pd/extra/Gem/manual' is active '/usr/lib/pd/extra/pm4pd/manual' is duplicate
But pmpd then works as expected.
I know it's not how you're supposed to do it these days but whatever works when push comes to shove!
Cheers,
Jb
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Julian Brooks jbeezez@gmail.com Date: 31 January 2013 15:12 Subject: Getting the pmpd lib (pm4pd) to load on Pd & PdE To: PD List pd-list@iem.at
Hi all,
I'm running a seminar next week and I'd really like to do some pmpd.
As well as my own examples I was also hoping to make use of the many examples within pmpd. What I'm hoping to avoid is having to go through every example and inserting [pm4pd/mass] etc. etc. into every object.
I'm on Pd vanilla but the workshop students will on PdE so a dual solution would be best if poss.
I've renamed the folder & meta to 'pm4pd' btw.
Getting them to load at all is proving rather tricky:
With examples/01._basics.pd as our test (I like the tumbling pmpd letters - good eye candy:)
Adding [import pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -stdpath extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -lib extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
I'm aware that I've still not quite got my head around which method of adding various libraries is most appropriate (I can't be the only one) but that's another question for another time.
Any ideas very much appreciated.
Best wishes to all,
Julian
hello, the pmpd lib is not yet rename to pm4pd. so both pd-extended and pd svn should have a working pmpd library.
on pd-extended, you may need to add a "declare -path pmpd" object for example to run.
cheers c
Le 31/01/2013 15:12, Julian Brooks a écrit :
Hi all,
I'm running a seminar next week and I'd really like to do some pmpd.
As well as my own examples I was also hoping to make use of the many examples within pmpd. What I'm hoping to avoid is having to go through every example and inserting [pm4pd/mass] etc. etc. into every object.
I'm on Pd vanilla but the workshop students will on PdE so a dual solution would be best if poss.
I've renamed the folder & meta to 'pm4pd' btw.
Getting them to load at all is proving rather tricky:
With examples/01._basics.pd as our test (I like the tumbling pmpd letters - good eye candy:)
Adding [import pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -stdpath extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -lib extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
I'm aware that I've still not quite got my head around which method of adding various libraries is most appropriate (I can't be the only one) but that's another question for another time.
Any ideas very much appreciated.
Best wishes to all,
Julian
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Hi Cyrille,
Renaming the folder to pm4pd was in response to your previous solution for Marco's problem. "pmpd2d does not create Pd-extended 0.43.4 latest"
Will try the [declare -path pmpd] option though I'm not sure how useful it will be when working with some students who don't have any Pd experience [actually much easier to just add an overall path once (heresy!!)]
Thanks for getting in touch with this though. Pmpd still rocks:)
Cheers,
Julian
On 31 January 2013 16:05, Cyrille Henry ch@chnry.net wrote:
hello, the pmpd lib is not yet rename to pm4pd. so both pd-extended and pd svn should have a working pmpd library.
on pd-extended, you may need to add a "declare -path pmpd" object for example to run.
cheers c
Le 31/01/2013 15:12, Julian Brooks a écrit :
Hi all,
I'm running a seminar next week and I'd really like to do some pmpd.
As well as my own examples I was also hoping to make use of the many examples within pmpd. What I'm hoping to avoid is having to go through every example and inserting [pm4pd/mass] etc. etc. into every object.
I'm on Pd vanilla but the workshop students will on PdE so a dual solution would be best if poss.
I've renamed the folder & meta to 'pm4pd' btw.
Getting them to load at all is proving rather tricky:
With examples/01._basics.pd as our test (I like the tumbling pmpd letters
- good eye candy:)
Adding [import pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -stdpath extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
Adding [declare -lib extra/pm4pd] doesn't work
I'm aware that I've still not quite got my head around which method of adding various libraries is most appropriate (I can't be the only one) but that's another question for another time.
Any ideas very much appreciated.
Best wishes to all,
Julian
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Le 31/01/2013 16:16, Julian Brooks a écrit :
Hi Cyrille,
Renaming the folder to pm4pd was in response to your previous solution for Marco's problem. "pmpd2d does not create Pd-extended 0.43.4 latest"
pmpd2d is not includ in pd-extended.
but i hope it will be in the future, and then renaming the lib will help. for now, the easiest solution is to use only mass/links object, or to install a newer version of pmpd lib like you do on vanilla pd. cheers c
Will try the [declare -path pmpd] option though I'm not sure how useful it will be when working with some students who don't have any Pd experience [actually much easier to just add an overall path once (heresy!!)]
Thanks for getting in touch with this though. Pmpd still rocks:)
Cheers,
Julian
On 31 January 2013 16:05, Cyrille Henry <ch@chnry.net mailto:ch@chnry.net> wrote:
hello, the pmpd lib is not yet rename to pm4pd. so both pd-extended and pd svn should have a working pmpd library. on pd-extended, you may need to add a "declare -path pmpd" object for example to run. cheers c Le 31/01/2013 15:12, Julian Brooks a écrit : Hi all, I'm running a seminar next week and I'd really like to do some pmpd. As well as my own examples I was also hoping to make use of the many examples within pmpd. What I'm hoping to avoid is having to go through every example and inserting [pm4pd/mass] etc. etc. into every object. I'm on Pd vanilla but the workshop students will on PdE so a dual solution would be best if poss. I've renamed the folder & meta to 'pm4pd' btw. Getting them to load at all is proving rather tricky: With examples/01._basics.pd as our test (I like the tumbling pmpd letters - good eye candy:) Adding [import pm4pd] doesn't work Adding [declare -stdpath extra/pm4pd] doesn't work Adding [declare -lib extra/pm4pd] doesn't work I'm aware that I've still not quite got my head around which method of adding various libraries is most appropriate (I can't be the only one) but that's another question for another time. Any ideas very much appreciated. Best wishes to all, Julian _________________________________________________ Pd-list@iem.at <mailto:Pd-list@iem.at> mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/__listinfo/pd-list <http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list>
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