Hello everyone,

I have the following problem using Pd Vanilla:

I want to use the [filter~] object, which is part of the Pd Extended Version, in Pd Vanilla.
I therefore installed all the (deken) available iem-externals (and added them to the path).
But non of these externals seem to contain the filter~ object.

I am working on Windows (11) 64bit architecture.

Does anyone know if there is a way to get it work in Pd-Vanilla with Windows 64bit?

Kind regards

@Val You can search for objects in deken and will return any libraries which contain an object with that name. Only [filter~] object deken knows about is in the nusmuk-audio library.

Don't know what it used to be in Extended,
but IEMlib has some [filter~], too.

I guess, the reason why we surprisingly can not find that one in Deken, is because there is no separatre .pd abstraction, nor any help-file in the lib-folder.

It is used for many different filters in IEMlib:

https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/14632/what-is-iemlib-s-filter

@Val
https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/12786/iemlib-in-vanilla-deken-compiling/7

https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/13613/bessel-linkwitz-riley-butterworth-filter-in-pure-data-vanilla/5

@oid thanks for the information!

@lacuna thanks for the information -
the iemlib- version was the one I was looking for
I forgot to additional declare iemlib
I thought adding it to the path would be enought in order to call the object but maybe it is some special case with this library/object
anyway - it works now