> Sorry, I should have been more specific. Imagine a gate which has 5 > inputs. 4 of this inputs are data streams, the fifth input is the > control number input. The control number determines which data stream > gets passed through the gate. In Max/MSP, you can set the gate > component to have N number of data stream inputs. Also, conversely, > imagine a component that has two inputs, one is a data stream and the > other is the control input. There are four outputs, and the control > input determines which output receives the data. Attach an integer > slider to the input and you've got a simple switch. Output a matching > data stream to the control input and you've got conditional data > manipulation.
Ok, I get it. That's pretty easy as well. > While we're talking specifics... another thing I've missed is an > inverse "Cull Nth" component. In one recent case, I wanted to KEEP > every nth data point instead of excluding it. Until I add a Keep-Nth component, you can accomplish this by using a cull pattern. For example, if you want to keep every 6th item, starting with the second item, then cull using the following pattern: False True False False False False -- David Rutten [email protected] Robert McNeel & Associates
