It's been a long time since I've used PD and recently decided to dive back in again. I also upgraded to PD 0.48-1 from a much older version. The problem I'm having is that much of what I've patched before doesn't seem to be recognised. As an example these would do anything, and more besides:

phasewrap~
... couldn't create
framedelta~
... couldn't create
cartopol~
... couldn't create
frameaccum~
... couldn't create
poltocar~
... couldn't create

or even a simple DSP on/off switch doesn't seem to be recognised:
[pddp/dsp] just throws an error?

So, my question is, do I have to install something new nowadays, or have many of the original objects changed names (as an example). If someone could point me in the good direction, I'd much appreciate it as trying to fix up patches is laborious ... and maybe I'm wasting my time (and need to learn new object names)?

Big thanks in advance - Joesh.

help -> find externals

then just type in the ones that you are missing

@joesh Hi, the object names are always the same but perhaps you used to use Pd extended back in the days and now that you have installed Pd "vanilla" you are missing some externals, which came pre-installed in Pd extended.
In Pd 0.48-1 you can install external libraries quite easily. First you have to find out which externals you need, and for that you can search google for the names of the objects that don't load. Those in the screenshot you have posted are from cyclone. Then you go to Pd > help menu > find externals and type the name of the external, for example cyclone. Then you click on the correct version for your operating system, and when prompted you have to click "no" and chose a path of your preference where to install the external. Then click yes when prompted again.
This should do it, under "find externals" you'll find most of the most used externals, but just in case you need something that is not there you can download the external manually, put it in the path you have specified earlier and then add that path in Pd > preferences > Path..

Brilliant thanks guys that perfect, I'm going to look into that tomorrow. Indeed I used to just use Extended, I had wondered if things were missing due to the new Vanilla only system. Thanks again.