hi all.
just wondering if i am the only one who has missed the point when it comes
to vline~. i know this has been around for quite some time now but i am
confused as to how the object actually works. in the documentation there is
an explanation that i feel is a little hard to understand.
the mes
yea, there is no explanation of the syntax.
the first number is the value that you want to go to.
the second value is the duration it takes to go to that value and the
third nmber is the time when to start with the action.
99 1000 5000 means go to 99 in 1000ms but wait for 5000 ms before you star
marius schebella wrote:
> yea, there is no explanation of the syntax.
apart from the following quote taken from the vline~-help (updated for
version 0.33):
"The messages consist of a target value, a time interval (zero if not
supplied), and an initial delay (also zero if not supplied.)"
fgmasdr
Hallo,
marius schebella hat gesagt: // marius schebella wrote:
> the message in the help patch should go to 1 over a duration of one
> second, then jump to zero after one second and then ramp up again
> starting after 1 second (counting from the time when you clicked).
Note that if [vline~] alr
Marius wrote:
> the message in the help patch should go to 1 over a duration of one
> second, then jump to zero after one second and then ramp up again
> starting after 1 second (counting from the time when you clicked).
Which means: go to 1 over a duration of one second, then immediately
(after
sorry, I was blind and now I see. I should not post mails so late.
marius.
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
> marius schebella wrote:
>> yea, there is no explanation of the syntax.
>
> apart from the following quote taken from the vline~-help (updated for
> version 0.33):
> "The messages consist of a
ok
i think the problem here is that the documentation is not the best way to
present what vline can do. although the explaination is there, i feel that
the demonstation does not reproduce the results for the user(or beginner
user for that matter).
for example.
when you click on the rampup, jump do
sorry wrong example.
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0
print: 0.0551474
print: 0.155283
print: 0.255419
print: 0.354104
print: 0.45424
print: 0.554376
print: 0.654512
print: 0.754649
print: 0.854785
print: 0.954921
print: 0.05
On 07/03/2008, at 1.01, naysayer wrote:
> when you click on the rampup, jump down, ramp up again you don't
> actually get to see that in the example patch because it happens so
> quickly in the atom gui.(does anyone agree on that with me??).
I do.
> Where as if you print the output of snaps
