GMU:Patching Circle: Difference between revisions

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Everybody welcome who works with data-flow languages namely Pure Data, Max, vvvv and others. A forum for questions and answers, little project presentations, discussions and the passing of experience and wisdom from one student to the other.

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Meeting Archive

14.6.2010

we were looking at Martins work (getting RGB values from different pixels in GEM/PD in order to write a patch that turns pixeldata into sound) Examples: File:Bewegungsmelder.zip
we discussed some tips how to save CPU load (object speedlim; getting pixeldata from more than one pixel with only one pix_data object)
the question came up how to scale things. here is the demo patch: File:Skalierungen.pd

7.6.2010

The first meeting - about six people where there, more said they would like to come but will join next week. We discussed a bunch of things, among it:

meso vvvv - yes it only runs on windows because it needs directX
State saving mechanism in Pd
Pure Data - Getting started how to get started in Pd
Pure Data convention 2011 Weimar has a fair chance
others

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 ===14.6.2010===
 * we were looking at Martins work (getting RGB values from different pixels in GEM/PD in order to write a patch that turns pixeldata into sound) Examples: [[File:Bewegungsmelder.zip]]
-*we discussed some tips how to save CPU load (object speedlim; getting pixeldata from more than one pixel with only one _pix_data object)
+*we discussed some tips how to save CPU load (object speedlim; getting pixeldata from more than one pixel with only one pix_data object)
 * the question came up how to scale things. here is the demo patch: [[File:Skalierungen.pd]]