In a table-array 100x100 dots plotted.
Top left 0/0
Lower right 100/100
how does it work?
Thank you.
Greeting
In a table-array 100x100 dots plotted.
In a table-array 100x100 dots plotted.
Top left 0/0
Lower right 100/100
how does it work?
Thank you.
Greeting
error: test.mtx: can't open
error: matrix: failed to read test.mtx
Hello, thanks for the help.
Where to get the file test.mtx?
Thank you.
greeting
@funkheld No, sorry, I don't know.
If it looks like what you are looking for then you probably need the complete iemmatrix library and maybe some other libraries as well.
The easiest way....... http://puredata.info/downloads/pd-extended
The middle way..... use Deken (in Pd 0.47.1 go to "help" menu.... "Find Externals")
Probably the hardest....... https://git.iem.at/pd/iemmatrix or
https://github.com/iem-projects/pd-iemmatrix
David.
@funkheld Data structures [struct] could be used for this.
http://www.pd-tutorial.com/english/ch05s02.html#chapt5.2.3
@ingox But not very easily..... which is why I didn't go there!......
Where the OP is uncertain about arrays I try not to dig them too deep a hole.
It's very worthwhile learning about Data Structures..... but probably the most difficult thing to understand in Pd! There was even (one-sided) debate about dropping the documentation........
If the OP is interested then this is the best "entry level tutorial" that I have found......
tut-scalars.zip
David.
@whale-av You are right. I was just teasing, in case there would be any interest in the topic. And to make the thread more comprehensive for future visitors.
hello all , thanks for help.
greeting
Hello, how can i please x and y with a hregler and a vregler change?
Plot tab 27 2 x y 2
thanks
greeting
Since what you need is indeed a matrix, I guess [mtx] from the iemmatrix library would be the best solution. The image below shows a basic use of [mtx]:
Hello, good evening.
In the folder everything is in it:
D: \ purr-data \ extra \ iemmatrix
It does not work.
have :
Pd-l2ork-2.1.2-windows-i686
Thank you.
greeting
@funkheld you are declaring a relative to your patch path, I think it should be -stdpath, which is relative to Pd
hello, good day.
this not funktion.
thanks
greeting
On purr-data I did [declare -lib iemmatrix]
and then put a [matrix]
object instead, not a [mtx]
and it worked. Try it.
Though I tried the same patch in purr-data and it doesn't work the same way it does on vanilla. don't really know why, I'm not using purr-data anyway.
if you have:
working directory is C:\Program Files (x86)\Purr Data (in my case)
or
working directory is d:\Purr-Data (maybe in your case)
in the console window
then [declare -path extra/iemmatrix should work
I also noticed you have a colon missing after the drive letter d in your screenshot
hello thanks.
is ok.
greeting
Hi good afternoon.
At bild2.jpg it works.
When I save it once path.pd and reload with path.pd comes
t he error again bild3.jpg
Thank you.
greeting
Hello, have found the error.
It entered in the search path.
greeting
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