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tildebrow
@manuels thank you for your feedback. Still going to go through both with a fine tooth comb to try. to up my game!
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tildebrow
@seb-harmonik.ar Thank you for taking the time to do this! It's amazing to see two working versions, one from @manuels and yours too. I'm now going to have fun going through to see how both versions work. The storing of variables was what was stumping me. Do you have any pointers on learning materials I could study to get better at thinking in a more logical way to help get me to the point of solving things like this? Thanks again - really appreciate your contribution and so impressed!
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tildebrow
@manuels Thank you so much! This is exactly the output I was looking for. Could you possibly give me any pointers on learning material for the thought process that would help me get to the point where I'd be able to solve something like this for myself? I'm so impressed and grateful!
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tildebrow
Hello, my first ever post on any forum on the internet! I have a question about recursive counts which I've seen named as dimensional counts. I wondered if anyone could help me achieve this in PD using two variables, the count value and the dimension value. Examples are a 2 dimensional countdown from 4 would be 4321 a 3 dimensional countdown from 4 would be 4321 321 21 1 a 4 dimensional countdown from 4 would be 4321 321 21 1 321 21 1 21 1 1. Can any of you clever people help please? Been scratching my head about this for a little too long now! I've been trying to make one patch which deals with any two variables. Thank you in advance.