This_track?
This_track?
Hi,
I see there is a this_device message I can use but I am wondering if it is possible to get this_track so that my patch would know which track it is attached to.
Thanks for the help.
I see there is a this_device message I can use but I am wondering if it is possible to get this_track so that my patch would know which track it is attached to.
Thanks for the help.
Re: This_track?
You can get the track from the this_device message, as the result of "getpath" reads something like "path live_set tracks 13 devices 0".drart wrote:Hi,
I see there is a this_device message I can use but I am wondering if it is possible to get this_track so that my patch would know which track it is attached to.
Thanks for the help.
Re: This_track?
Awesome. This is it exactly.
I have found a new problem. I would like to insert my patch into a track but when I do that the loadbang message doesn't necessarily function. Is there a way to have a loadbang send when a patch is instantiated?
Sorry for the simple questions.
I have found a new problem. I would like to insert my patch into a track but when I do that the loadbang message doesn't necessarily function. Is there a way to have a loadbang send when a patch is instantiated?
Sorry for the simple questions.
Re: This_track?
Loadbang not functioning seems like a bug to me. Loadbangs won't send when you move a device around (re-ordering or moving to a different track) or when a live set opens, but definitely should send when you drag in a new instance.
Re: This_track?
Hi,
I think I have it now. I rebooted and loadbang now works when I think it should. Loadbang doesn't work when a live_set opens? Is that documented anywhere? That seems like a big deal.
I think I have it now. I rebooted and loadbang now works when I think it should. Loadbang doesn't work when a live_set opens? Is that documented anywhere? That seems like a big deal.
Re: This_track?
I'm quite sure that loadbangs are sent when opening a Live set. You can easily check it with printing to the Max window.
Re: This_track?
You're right. I'm not exactly sure why I thought they didn't.