Is there some sort of option similar to a boolean operation that can determine if two inputs are the same, like [== ], but don't send out a bang? Alternatively, is there a way to block a bang?
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Boolean Without A Bang?
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[== ] doesn't send out a bang. It sends 1 if true, 0 if false. What kind of behavior are you looking for?
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Thanks for the reply, but I actually figured it out, using [== ] actually! It sends out a 1 or 0, but it also bangs out that answer, so a bang is transferred straight thru to [allow ]
I wanted it to detect if the left inlet and right inlet were both equal to 1 at the same time.
I ended up using this subpatch. It's called NinetySix, because I had to connect each of its four inlets and outlets 96 times. 384 Connections.
To the right inlet I had a toggle that is sent from TouchOSC in a sequencer and to the left inlet I had a counter fed into another [== ] depending on which number the counter was on. It may be convoluted, but it works.
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You can use the set message to set a message without banging it. I didn't download your patch but is this any use?
