slide2-help.pd

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#X text 751 257 The above [slide] as group-name 'us' and letter assignment
's'., f 24;
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#X text 484 109 B: The unique letter assignment is used to distinguish
each state-saving object in the abstraction.;
#X text 483 155 C: Input is always 0 to 100 \, regardless of the scale.
;
#X text 486 242 E: The unique letter assignment is used to set a new
value relative to the current position. This is useful for modulation.
, f 27;
#X text 115 188 1: label (maximum of 7 characters) \; 2: unique letter
assignment (see B) \; 3: group name (\$1 if using with [psave]) (see
B) \; 4: minimum value \; 5: maximum value \; 6: linear (0) or exponential
(1) scale \; 7: override boundaries (1) \; 8: line-grain (default 100)
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#X text 72 88 [slide2] is the same as [slide] \, but it has two outlets
instead of one. The second one is offset by the value of the number
box., f 44;
#X text 99 148 [slide2] takes 8 arguments \, the first five of which
are the most important:, f 42;
#X text 566 17 A: The group name is shared by all psave objects in
the abstraction. It is used to receive messages \, using the same naming
convention as Context \, ie. [send groupname-] with a dash on the end.
The group name should be \$1 if you are using [slide2] in conjunction
with [psave]., f 51;
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#X text 484 184 D: [slide2] has two outlets \, but also sends its output
to [send \$0-label-1] and [send \$0-label-2]:, f 50;
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#X obj 852 182 receive \$0-slide2-1;
#X obj 892 202 receive \$0-slide2-2;
#X msg 695 268 l \$1;
#X obj 801 374 s us-;
#X msg 801 335 l 50 1000;
#X msg 885 335 l 100 200;
#X text 484 330 F: Sending two values "x y" to [slide2] sets it to
"x" in "y" milliseconds \, in the given line-grain (creation argument
8)., f 43;
#X text 195 324 <-- create a slider called 'volume' (v) that goes from
0 to 1, f 34;
#X text 241 368 <-- create a slider called 'filter' (f) that goes from
10 to 10000 exponentially (since 6th creation argument is set to 1)
, f 34;
#X text 10 325 [slide2 volume v \$1 0 1];
#X text 9 368 [slide2 filter f \$1 10 10000 1];
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