Hello,
I have a workaround and I'm looking for a easier solution, but didn't get it.
example:
- I have two "bpatcher" within 4 "live.dial" Objects and "pattr [dial1]" to "patter [dial4]"
now I want to store/recall a preset for "bpatcher 1" - I send a message to pattrstorage like "store bpatch1::dial1 $1, store bpatch1::dial2 $1, store bpatch1::dial3 $1, store bpatch1::dial4 $1" and the same for recall.
So is ist possible to send a short message like "store bpatch1" and it saves all pattr values from dial1 to dial4 or maybe a message like this: "store bpatch1::dial1 $1 to bpatch1::dial4 $1"
So if I have a about 20 parameters in every bpatcher it is really a lot of individual message I must write. Is this possible with a shorter message? I want to handle the presets for every bpatcher separately.
Thanks
pattrstorage & bpatcher / some questions
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Re: pattrstorage & bpatcher / some questions
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Re: pattrstorage & bpatcher / some questions
Many thanks again, but I didn't got the hint for my problem ...
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Re: pattrstorage & bpatcher / some questions
i didn't read this, but maybe some help here, it's brand new.
https://cycling74.com/2015/10/20/solve- ... if2mlwfkgU
but reading your first post, i think you need to put an autopattr in your parent patch. You can then double click on the autopattr and select all the parameters you want it to see.
Then in your bpatcher, attach on pattr to each dial and name them #1_xxxxx1, #1_xxxxx2, #1_xxxxx3, #1_xxxxx4. Then in each bpatcher's inspector, change the argument and name it as you like (1, 2, 3, 4 for instance). This will replace #1 (arg #1) by the argument's name.
https://cycling74.com/2015/10/20/solve- ... if2mlwfkgU
but reading your first post, i think you need to put an autopattr in your parent patch. You can then double click on the autopattr and select all the parameters you want it to see.
Then in your bpatcher, attach on pattr to each dial and name them #1_xxxxx1, #1_xxxxx2, #1_xxxxx3, #1_xxxxx4. Then in each bpatcher's inspector, change the argument and name it as you like (1, 2, 3, 4 for instance). This will replace #1 (arg #1) by the argument's name.
MacBook Pro 13" Retina i7 2.8 GHz OS 10.13, L10.0.1, M4L.
MacStudio M1Max 32Go OS 12.3.1
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