Spigot~

phoenix

Hey i made a PD patch a while back which used spigot~ objects. I downloaded and installed the latest extended windows version of PD (which starts with a few errors) but these spigot~ objects seem to be broken. They are broken in that they appear with broken lines instead of as proper solid lined objects.

Any idea to how i can get these working?

P

domien

If on windows, try copying the spigot~.dll to the unauthorized folder and restart pd, that's what worked for me.

sunji

you can use [*~] in place of [spigot~], sending the second inlet only 0s or 1s.

to make your own spigot,

[inlet] [inlet]
| [sel 0 1]
| [0( [1(
[*~]
[outlet]

like dat

bob

@domien said:

If on windows, try copying the spigot~.dll to the unauthorized folder and restart pd, that's what worked for me.

Hi, I'm having the same problem with this spigot~ object too. I looked in my folders and I haven't got spigot~.dll

I'm thinking I need it for it to work? Any chance you could post a copy of it here?

I would greatly appreciate it

Hummm

Yop, same problem too...
Domien talked about a dll, I didn't find any such object on the web...

diplipito

or:

[inlet~] [inlet]
| |
| [> 0]
| /
[*~ 0]
|
[outlet~]

hardoff

here is my abstraction again...

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/spigot~.pd

MarioMey

Here my versions of spigot~. They has a [line] object to make a 5ms fade from one to another and creation argument, to assign the initial value (default: 0).

[spigot~] is like [spigot], but with signal.

[spigot2~] is the inverted one: two signal inlets, one signal outlet.

EDIT: Instead of [== 0] to convert 0 to 1 and viseversa, this version uses [expr $f1 * -1 + 1], that inverts the value (0 to 1, 0.2 to 0.8, 0.5 to 0.5, etc). So, it is possible to make a fade from one to another. It works in both abstractions.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/spigot2~.pd

MarioMey

Here my versions of spigot~. They has a [line] object to make a 5ms fade from one to another and creation argument, to assign the initial value (default: 0).

[spigot~] is like [spigot], but with signal.

[spigot2~] is the inverted one: two signal inlets, one signal outlet.

EDIT: Instead of [== 0] to convert 0 to 1 and viseversa, this version uses [expr $f1 * -1 + 1], that inverts the value (0 to 1, 0.2 to 0.8, 0.5 to 0.5, etc). So, it is possible to make a fade from one to another. It works in both abstractions.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/spigot2~.pd