Hi Raphaël,
Sorry Fred, I remembered that when inside a gop abstraction, the
displayed curve of [envgen] did let traces when its wrapping GOP-object
was moved in edit mode. But that was a year or two ago, on windows, and
now I can't reproduce this malfunction on my new setup (mac os X +
pd-0.46-7 + ggee via deken).
Maybe I will look into [envgen] or the ggee library. I found [envgen]
has issues with its border being larger than the actual drawn rectangle
as it requires a GOP window several pixels larger than its own size to
be visible in the parent window. [tof/breakpoints], which is derived
from [envgen] doesn't have this problem.
So my mistake, sorry.
I'll give a fresh look to [envgen]. But i always wondered if it would be
complicate to have a few other features (like curved interpolation, or
sort of bezier curve instead of only linear interpolation between points).
Drawing curves is one thing, but the output format would also need to
change; now it leaves the actual interpolation to [line~].
cheers,
Raphaël
Greetings,
Fred Jan
best regards,
Raphaël
Greetings,
Fred Jan
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