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porres
I am indeed curious, but must of all of what you are exactly trying to achieve in a real world example. I have no idea what to make of your patch.
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porres
Yeah, [line~] does start and end ramps at the boundaries of blocks. Why is that not good for you? What is your use case? What do you want to achieve in a patch? Is it all just something you wonder if it can be done or not for academic reasons?
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porres
Hi, I'm simply lost with so many messages. Can I ask someone to explain me why not just use [line~] if you want to be bound by block boundaries? That was my suggestion. I mean, what is the use case of trying to make [vline~] behave like [line~]?
And, well, we now also discovered a hidden and obscure feature of negative delay schedule times in [vline~], but they don't seem to account for any real world use case yet and I wonder if it is actually bugged...
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porres
help file of [vline~] says "Ramps may start and stop between blocks and even between audio samples (in which case the output is interpolated accordingly)." So yeah, you;re just describing something that is documented.
The [line~] object, on the other hand, is bound to block boundaries, use it instead if you want this to be true
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porres
it is important to notice that we have now two forks of Pd with the nw.js gui front: Purr Data and Pd-L2ork, and the latter seems to be more updated and more regularly and actively updated than Purr.
Both don't segment cords to the best of my knowlegde. I'm not 100% sure either, but I could bet on it.
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porres
I sometimes use 'nop' as a subpatch or abstraction just to segment connections, but it's not curved of course.
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porres
@blindingSlow said:
I've "heard a rumor" that 0.56 might come with some options to make the GUI customisation a little easier.
this is not close to happening
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porres
Check else/scope~
it has a trigger mode that you can use to always display the waveform at the same point of a period
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porres
Hi, I'm usually taking care of the docs and had already spotted that issue, see https://github.com/pure-data/pddp/issues/261
People can send PRs to my docs branch but most of the times these are quick things to fix and just opening issues over there is enough for me to act on them
thanks
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porres
@whale-av I did grab my old mac intel and was using the extended help file on vanilla anyway
Well, I just corrected the help file in here https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/pull/2486/commits/7aa06f5416c7310592da1e765e4f370e76cd7cb2
I think it settles it
thank you for all your hard work..
you're welcome