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le26muko
Not really answering your question, but recently I found that the most CPU is consumed by the graphic representation, atom bowes with rapidly changing numbers being the worst. (like one number2 box with a constantly changing number, 0-191, in like 3 seconds, over and over would consume about 1/3 of my whole CPU, i7 8th gen.) I use purr data on ubuntu.
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le26muko
Thanks for your reaction. I wouldn't ever try to ask for money here. And I will eventually post the instrument here. It is really a licensing question and a hypothetical/ethical one. My bandmate is pushing me to sell it, and I am trying to explain to him that it does not work like that in this community. So I am basically just curious if I get a lot of hate for even asking this question, or if anyone has ever thought about this before. Thanks!
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le26muko
Hello, I am wondering what are your views on this:
Is it OK to ask for money for a thing made in Pd?
I would intuitively answer NO.Here is why I am wondering about it:
I am developing a huge patch, it is a very complex sequencer. It works really well and offers things sequencers normally cannot do. I use it in my bands myself. It is starting to be "complete." So I am thinking about offering it to the outside world. Six years of work with a very functional result, usable even by people not familiar with Pd. It feels like it should be worth something.
How would you approach this?Thank you for your thoughts!
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le26muko
So I installed the library into Purr-Data, but the [hid] object itself is only present in ".c" and ".h" formats, so all the abstractions are now available, but the objects around which they are built, are not.
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le26muko
Hello! An older thread, but still. I got stuck on the same problem. I am on Windows 10, 64-bit, Pd-l2ork version 2.10.0. The [hid] object does not seem to exist. Any ideas? After some googling, I am starting to get the idea that the problem is in Windows.
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le26muko
hey there, i am running my patches on a small tablet PC (running 32-bit windows 10). When I used Pd 0.48, everything was ok. I recently switched to purr-data for various reasons (i couldn't get any knobs working and i need knobs). now sliders do not respond to dragging. if i switch off steady on click, i can at least set the values. but then they are not really sliders anymore right? any ideas for a workaround? I guess purr data has a different definition of what a "click" is? thanks.