Ive been looking fo a straight forward answer to this and my mind boggles that I cant find a clear answer.

My question...How can I get multiple patches to load when I load Pure data.

I allready have PD loading on windows 7 startup but the second step of loading the patches I dont see and documentation for.

Im sure its dead simple can someone please help me out here.

thanks in advance
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I'm having a tough time figuring out how to pack multiple floats as part of the same message with OSC. I'm sure this isn't hard I'm just missing something.

these are 3 changing vars that I read in from Arduino and need a specific format on the output such as

Head/ float, float, float

Any help to solve this would be greatly appreciated...and for extra credit its actually my Birthday lol..not kidding:)

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

I used this or at least I thought I did in older versions but now seems to be..well not there at all??

The following page @ http://puredata.info/Members/thomas/vst

Can someone tell me link me to somewhere that has an easy to install external?

I figured it out actually with the batch file...I love Pure Data but sometimes it seems the most obvious of documentation is so stressy to find.

my autoload patch on start up options (*Note doesnt like spaces in folder name)
place a shortcut to the bat file in the startup folder under all programs replace with your own directory
bin\pd.exe -open C:\examplefolder\patch01.pd -open C:\examplefolder\patch02.pd

the thread has been quiet for some time but thought Id also like to thank you for the formant sample pd files..really useful and hopefully once I get back into the pd interface I can make proper use of them. One question I have about jimqode's example is I seem to get some clipping artifacts when changing vowels and was wondering if there is a way to remove it? I added a little lop~ which seems to help a little but only with lower frequency settings. I'm running on asio drivers and so at least I hope I can rule out my soundcard (LYNX).

I'm working on a kind of random vowel generator so getting the vowels to flow in a speechy way but not understandable is what im heading for.

Thanks for clearing that up for me Gromit:)

Great thanks domien and wk:)

I had already put the dll in PD but I must have had the wrong help file previously as just opening the attachment works.