Hi everyone,
I'm happy to announce the initial public release of MobMuPlat for Android!
Now your Pd patch+interface creations work the same on iOS and Android:
MIDI, sensors, GPS, 2D graphics, networking, etc, are all there, plus the
Android-only feature of connecting Gamepads/Joysticks.
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I saw that but I couldn't figure out what was limiting the view of
Droidparty.
On Sep 17, 2014 9:22 PM, "Chris McCormick" wrote:
> Hi Samuel!
>
> I don't think it's possible. I guess if simulating mouse clicks work
> then that is a solution (although it sounds fragile). Did you know that
> you ar
Hi Samuel!
I don't think it's possible. I guess if simulating mouse clicks work
then that is a solution (although it sounds fragile). Did you know that
you are able to change the focus of which parts of the patch are
rendered on screen ("viewport") using a feature that Antoine added - see
pure-wid
Ok. nobody answered, so i do it myself.
so the problem was , that it is nowhere described how to controll continues
servo (the 360-servo in which PWM controlls not angle, but speed and direction)
with PDUINO.
as no one answered this post i suppose - nobody knows it, or doesn't care ))
Hans-Ch
On 09/17/2014 11:10 AM, Miller Puckette wrote:
I believe the bug, at its simplest, was this:
Make an empty patch (in Pd 0.46, say), set it as GOP, save it, close it,
open it again, un-set GOP, and kaboom. Amazing I never saw that before...
M
Thank you both for the clarification. It seems pd-
Greetings all,
I'm designing a Pddroid party patch that has control components that move
on and off screen. I'm using the touch.pd abstraction for an onscreen xy
keyboard controller. I'd like to be able to move it offscreen dynamically
to make space for a set of sequencer controls. All the canvase
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Bug confirmed with Pd-0.46.0 ("test1") compiled 13:01:01 Aug 16 2014.
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Jack
Le 17/09/2014 17:10, Miller Puckette a écrit :
> I believe the bug, at its simplest, was this:
>
> Make an empty patch (in Pd 0.46, say), set it as GOP, save it,
> close
I believe the bug, at its simplest, was this:
Make an empty patch (in Pd 0.46, say), set it as GOP, save it, close it,
open it again, un-set GOP, and kaboom. Amazing I never saw that before...
M
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 05:57:13AM -0400, Ivica Ico Bukvic wrote:
> Trying to reproduce this in pd-
if you have a lot of buttons , make an abstraction with
inlet
[t b f
II
send ControlTouched
outlet
2014-09-17 7:19 GMT+02:00 Ingo :
> The first example is exactly how you should do it.
> The second example is missing the [t b f]. This way you cannot be sure that
> you are receiving the value fi
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Hi Ivica,
sorry that was late night. I'll put more detail:
make two pd documents, let's say MAIN.pd and text.pd. then, in MAIN.pd
create [test] as an abstraction. make it GOP. from MAIN.pd rightclick
on [test] and coose help the context menu to open
Trying to reproduce this in pd-l2ork. What do you mean by the last
sentence? Delete all the objects? Is this on the MAIN.pd or inside
text.pd? Also, unchecking the GOP option, if that applies to test,
haven't we already deleted it in the previous step? Or, have you
actually saved the text patch
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