Can a route object receive numbers and send bangs out the appropriate outputs? If not I should ask you what can. Thanks for your time.
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Route numbers into bangs?
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yes, it can. (see attached)
ahmetkizilay - ubuntu 11.04, 32bit, pd-extended 0.42.5
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[select] is specifically for this.
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Thanks! I'd already placed bangs behind my route but clearly I was looking for select. I have added the code I'm working on now because when I have it hooked up to a random number generator it tells me "error: $1: argument number out of range" a million times. "Gear" is where I suspect that problem is since the only other thing coming in contact with "$1" is select which only sends bangs right? I tried making gear a lot smaller for "line" but that didn't seem to do anything.
The lower part is because select can activate several outlets at once and I didn't think "line~" would process that properly.
I've been reading and searching pd-tutorial.com but feel free to tell me to read something else because I don't feel like I'm making a lot of progress.
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$1 inside a message box is a variable and expects to be replaced by some float value (number) or a symbol (word). The bangs coming from [select] are not valid. Whenever you get that useless "$1 argument number out of range" error, that's usually what it is.
