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SvenDer
Hello everyone,
i am very new to the pure data thing, and i must say i do not always find documentation very beginner-friendly.
I hoped to get a good overview over patches and possibilities by the mtl browser, however, it doesnt work at all.To be more precise, it doesnt show up in the 5. reference category of the cmd+B browser.
I copied the folder into a ~/library/pd folder as instructed on puredata.Here are the two links to mtl and the instructions
http://puredata.info/docs/faq/how-do-i-install-externals-and-help-files-with-pd-extended
http://puredata.info/Members/mtlIt would be very kind if anyone could help me with this problem
Regards, Sven
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SvenDer
Ah yes i want to imitate the way sliders work when set to "log" mode.
I had my problems understanding the vanilla version, but the maxlib scale object works perfectly, thank you very much for your help.
Regards, Sven
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SvenDer
Appreciate your quick help slur.
Well not quite. I have an inlet with floating point input ranging from 0.1 to 1.
My aim is to scale this input to an output of 1 to 50000; and i would like to do this in an logarithmic manner, and not just simple multiplying. -
SvenDer
Hello,
I encounter a similiar problem, but my bad math cannot think of a solution itself:
I want to scale an OSC input (0.1 -1) to 1-50000 in a logarithmic manner.
I am really getting headaches over this so i would really appreciate any help.