I'm pretty sure this is a really basic question.

I've attached my patch.

At the very bottom of the patch you'll see four splits.

For the left-most split, I want nine LEDs to turn on in between those ranges.
For the next one along, I want six LEDs to turn on in between those ranges.
And for the next, I want three LEDs to turn on in between those ranges.
And the last one, I don't want any of the nine LEDs to light up.

Any ideas how I can do this?

I'm also struggling with the video. The patch will be hooked up to a pressure pad. When the user sits on the pressure pad, the video is to start playing. When the user stands up, I want the video to go back to the beginning - but I don't want it to play. I just want it to sit on the first frame. Additionally, if the user sits to the end of the video, I want it to just stay on the last frame until they stand up - at which point it will do the same as I just mentioned - return to frame one and wait to be played again.

Anything you can help me with would be massively appreciated!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/spiritualobject2.pd

Argh, maybe it's because i'm hungover, but your patch gives me a headache to look at. Too many MAX objects too.

what are 'those ranges' (those as defined in the [split] object? in what way do you want to turn the leds on? all on?

What do you need ideas for, aren't you already doing what you want?

[pix_movie] loads movie files and takes frame numbers in the right inlet.

Take the far left split at the bottom for example. It has a range between 0 and 0.024. When the sensor attached to my PD gives a value between the range of 0 and 0.024, I want nine LEDs to light up.

How do I do this?

When a user sits on a pressure pad, PD starts taking measurements of their weight. The difference between their weight at its heaviest and their weight at its lightest is calculated over time. This value is then passed on to the splits at the bottom. If the difference in their weight between the two points at which it was measured is 0 - 0.024, I want nine LEDs to be lit up. If the difference in their weight is 0.025 - 0.05, I want six of the nine LEDs to be lit up. If the difference in their weight is 0.051 - 0.075, I want three of the nine LEDs to be lit up. If the difference in their weight is 0.076 - 1, I don't want any of the nine LEDs to be lit up.

Thanks again.

[moses] will help you here

Still not really sure about this...