Hi,
anyone use pd on Mandriva 2008 Spring?
I'm not able to run pd on this O.S.
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I've downloaded "pd-0.41-0.src.tar.gz" and I've installed it succesfully on Mandriva Free 2008 Spring
(using ./configure, make, make install).
But when I load "pure data" from a root terminal, it go in loop with message:

error while loading shared libraries: libtk8.5.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
priority 98 scheduling enabled.
priority 96 scheduling enabled.
watchdog: signaling pd...
watchdog: signaling pd...
watchdog: signaling pd...
watchdog: signaling pd...
ecc.ecc.
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The latest Tcl/Tk libraries are installed.
How i can solve this problem?

Thanks,

T.

Hi,
I'm starting to use GEM, and now I'm able to draw a [square], a [circle], etc. and to rotate, translate and scale its.
But how can I draw a single point? (a white pixel)

Thanks,
t.

Hi,
is there a way to load an image file (.jpg or .bmp), "scan" it, with a defined velocity, so to convert a picture in numbers (practically to take the coordinates in number boxes)?

The image could have a black background (ignored by scan process), and lines or points drawed in white (but also in other colours..).
Then I would use the numbers taken from those white sketches (lines, points, rectangles, etc.) as frequencies, so that a curved line is converted in a "glissando", a point in a "pluck", a rectangle in a "cluster", etc.

Is there a patch about this?
Any suggestions?

Thank's,
t.

Hi,
I would sum the numbers taken from some [number boxes], using [sum] object (zexy).
How can I complete this simple patch?
(number boxes could be more than two)

numbers generated simultaneously with a definited metro
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[7] [4]
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[pack f f]
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[ ?? ]
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[sum]
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[11]

Hi,
I have a problem:

There are two [number box], that output random numbers simultaneously, with a metro of 1000.

There is a [counter] in a range 1-5 with the same metro:
it count 1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4,5,1,2,4,5,1,2...etc.

Now, in an other [number box] I would take:

the number from the first [number box], if counter is 1;

the number from second [number box], if counter is 2,3,4,5

any suggestion?

Thank's..
t.

Hi,
how is possible to implement in a patch an iterative algorithm, similar at the "do-while" loop?

For example:

generate the Fibonacci Numbers.
The algorithm is this:
F(1)=1
F(2)=1
F(n)=F(n-1)+F(n-2) n>=3

Output: 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,....
is sent in a number box, with a metro.
I would choose when must stop the cycle.

Any suggestions?
Other examples of recursive algorithms in pd?
Thank's..

t.

Hi,
how can I write in a .txt file the numbers taken from a number box (for example scrolling with mouse)?

I'm not able to complete this patch:

[number]
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[..??..]
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| [write C:/myfile.txt(
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|/
[textfile]
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[print list]

Thank's!

t.

Hi,
where can I find some pd externals like the string "pluck" (Karplus-Strong algorithm) and other sounds (bells, percussions, granular synthesis, keyboard, ecc.)?

Thank's,
tuco

Your simple patch work well,
thanks!

t.

I have succeeded in both ways, thank you!

t.

Thank's, with 2 boxes is good, but I have more than 10 number boxes to sum, and so I have not succeeded..
For this I was looking to transform the numbers in a list and put it in [sum], is not a good way?

t
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@obiwannabe said:

Use [+] instead and forget about [sum].

Also your evaluation order is ill defined in that patch, try this instead:

numbers generated simultaneously with a definited metro
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[7] [4]
\ |
\ [t b f ]
\ / |
\ / |
[+ ]
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[11]

Now, the obiect [add2 $1( or [add $1( works very well to write in a .txt file.

My answer now is this:

1. Is possible, after that I wrote a flow of numbers in a single column in a .txt file, write a second column,in the same file, near the first, from an other flow of numbers?

2. Is possible to write a flow of numbers in a .txt file (organised in rows) and decide that after 12 elements begin again in an other row? So to have at last a sequence of rows constituted by 12 elements?

Thank's,
t

Formidable...

Thank's!

t.

Thank you!!!

t.

Perfect!
Thank you..

t.

It's fantastic!
Thank you..

t.