Hey guys!

I'm trying to make a module in patchbox so that I can control parameters on my pisound phone app. I've almost got the hang of it except I am not sure if send and receive symbols are working out properly. Was wondering if anyone has had any experience with this.

I followed the patch making tutorial step by step on the blokas website and it worked. But this time its me trying to integrate it on my own.

Any help is well appreciated

Update: I have managed to create the modules itself on Pisound phone app. But when I try to move it via the phone, the PD patch slider stays the same. The ktrl also seems to show the <unknown> sign which apparently means something is wrong with my JSON file (but I verified it online and it seems fine?)

Maybe something to do with the fact that I am using the $ sign or ~

@rei Yes..... the $0 is the problem.
In your patch the $0 is given a value as the patch is opened. It is a value greater than 1000...... but as you open each patch they are given a different value.
You can discover the value for each patch like this......

So $0-mix-send becomes 1001-mix-send even though it still looks like $0-mix-send in the patch.
But the json file doesn't know the value.

Even if you discover the value of $0 and change the json file you will run into problems when you open the patch after opening another and the value given is 1002 and not 1001..... so that is not a solution.
If you will only have one json file and one copy of the patch open then just remove the $0 everywhere (and in the json file).
If you will have more than one copy of the patch then use $1 instead of $0 in the patch and give each copy an argument.....1 or 2 or?...... eg......
[my_patch 1]
[my_patch 2]
and then use that argument ( 1, 2 etc..... not $1 ) in place of the $0 in the json file that controls the patch.
David.

@whale-av I solved it! Turns out all I needed to do was change the r symbols to something without a $ sign? Not sure it just somehow worked out lol. Thanks for the help!