Hi,
I'm trying to send on/off data from a patch in pd to a single row grid in mobmuplat but for some reason It's not working. The input/ output console in mobmuplat shows the data coming in but for some reason it's coming in as floats instead of integers which is strange because in pd's console the message shows up as integers.

I notice on the mobmuplat website it just says that the grid input will take:

"a trio of numbers to set a grid cell: cellX, cell Y, value (0 or 1)."

Then when I click on one of the grid boxes in the mobmuplat editor it shows the output from the grid is: -

/moment0 0 0 1

(the target grid cell is called moment0)

So this matches up with what I've got printing in the pd console but for some reason the numbers convert to floating points when they enter mobmuplat. And nothing happens to the grid GUI element

I understand that this isn't a mobmuplat forum but I didn't know where else to ask. There isn't really much support out there for it from what I can see.
Thanks

okay... that seems to be working now David... However I had to open the pdwrapper seperately as pd didn't recognize the one you placed inside [grid]. but that's fine... it doesn't really make any difference... the main thing is it works.

Would you like me to report back as to whether this pdwrapper works with the rest of the MMP GUI objects?

Thank you very much for all your help

ahhh right... I will try unzipping it now. thanks

ah.. actually it was because the file is named Pdwrapper.pd but the object was called [pdwrapper] without a capital P. Just changed it on the object and it works.
Thanks again

should i remove the pdwrapper from the patch before uploading to android? Would it cause any conflictions? or extra CPU usage?

@liamorourke I think it will not work with sliders for example.
For the grid you are sending "set 0 0 1" so the patch sends "format siii" to format.
I did it with a message
[;
format format siii(

but it could be
[format siii(
sent into [s format]

Anyway whatever the message you are sending you can send a format message first.
It applies to the message....... not the address like /fader
David.

@whale-av so does siii stand for symbol integer integer integer
where the symbol is the address... and then the three ints are the values?
eg. /flash 0 0 1

@whale-av I don't know about uploading to Android.
Do you actually put the Pd patch on the android device?
If so then maybe you don't need the wrapper.
Maybe the patch talks directly to the GUI and the OSC is no longer involved.
In which case the work we have done has only been for testing with the editor.

I obviously don't know much about Mobmuplat.
David.

@liamorourke No..... siii is for the message part...... set 0 0 1
Buy yes........ symbol and integer.
The address /flash is not involved.

To send /fader 2.837 you would just need "format f"
But for /fader set 2.837 you would need "format sf"

My bedtime...... hope it all works.
David.

okay... so i can define whether im sending integer or float from within the patch. that's good. You've been VERY helpful again David I really appreciate all this. take care

@liamorourke That's right.
I just tested your grid on my phone and it works.
The [pdwrapper] is just for testing the patch with the editor while you are developing it...... so it is not required when you upload the patch [grid] to Android.
So the messages to format can also be dropped from [grid] once you have completely finished the development and are happy with your patch.

BUT it looks like Mobmuplat might be designed to talk over a network at the same time to Pd on another device...... your computer?
If that is the case the wrapper would still be needed on the computer and the right hand side of the wrapper might need some modification.
I have a lot of reading to do.
I cannot get the wrapper to open the broadcast socket and talk to my phone yet...... probably a setting in my home routers will need to be changed.......
David.