I have the following code. I am sending, via network and OSC protocol, the values 0 and 1. My goal is that when the value 1 is received, trigger the green bang and start playing the wav file. When 0 is received, trigger the red bang and terminate execution.
How to do this?

I have the following patch. It must be able to store the slider values in a text file. Afterwards, I will read these values using the Lua language, with the code also sent below.
However, when I change the slider, no value appears in the terminal that executes the Lua code. I know the Lua code is correct because I can read the file when I send it from another Lua file instead of Pure Data.

Pure Data patch:

Lua code:

Hello Pure Data community

I know this is not a question directly related to Pd, but I think you guys can help me. How to open MobMuPlat Editor in Linux Ubuntu 20.04?

Thanks

links: https://danieliglesia.com/mobmuplat/

@whale-av Thanks for the quick response. It was a very accurate and helpful explanation of latency in Pure Data

Hello PD community

We all know that there is sound latency when using Pure Data. My question is more theoretical: where does this latency come from? which property of Pd is it related to? How to measure it?

Thank you for your help

@whale-av Another quick question. Can I open the subpatch using a bang?

@whale-av Thank you, David.
This seems to solve my problem

@ingox Thanks for the quick response.

I want to open and change the name of this subpatch over the network, no need to click on it to open

Dear Pure Data Community,

I have the following patch which contains a subpatch with a simple oscillator running at a frequency of 440Hz.

As you can see, I named my subpatch [pd $1] so that I can change its name from the message. However, I am not able to do it that way.
Could you help me?

@alexandros Great! I didn't know this tool. I was trying with Libpd. I will try and update you with the news.

New tips and advice are appreciated.