Can anyone instruct me on how to use [markov] from the ELSE library?

Ive put some floats in the memory, create the chain but then after i start banging the object, floats get always in the same order i put them in the memory, never changing.

For some reason, if i start banging the [markov] that is in the example; without changing any parameter, it works. But at the moment i start putting my own numbers into the memory of the object, then the numbers just output in the order ive put them and othing varying.

hard to tell what you're doing wrong when we don;t see the patch, specially if you say it works in the help file, which implies the object is working.

can you open an issue at https://github.com/porres/pd-else ?

Did you try with a longer sequence ?

@Carambolooo said:

numbers dont go in different probabilities but in the same order ive put them on the memory.

that is because the way you fed [markov] only gives a 100% chance of that sequence to happen...

read the documentation carefully, or my live electronics tutorial, so you can better understand how the object works

I think the problem is that I’m not using enough different numbers. I’ll try using longer lists and change the settings to get more random results. Let me know if I need to check anything else.