2011/2/15 Morgan Packard <mor...@morganpackard.com> > I'm trying to add that reverb in to my own patch. I simply copied and > pasted the "pd reverb" subpatch in to my own. The "reverb-echo" abstraction > isn't being found by my own patch (it shows up with a red outline, and an > error in the console: "reverb-echo ... couldn't create". > > The example patch works fine, loads that abstraction no problem. But it > doesn't work in my own patch. > > I tried loading a different abstraction in to my own patch, and it loads > just fine. > > Any ideas what's going on here? How can I get better debugging information > than "couldn't create"? > > The reason is that the abstraction 'reverb-echo.pd' is not in a location where your pd goes looking for possible abstractions (search path, see File > Path...), and is also not in the same directory as your own patch in which you want it to be loaded. Quick and easy solution: copy the file 'reverb-echo.pd' to the same directory as where your own patch is located and then try again. gr, Tim
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