Hello!
After setting @inputs X, is there no way to change this value using attrui? I’m trying to set up a routine using mc and spat5.grids before encoding into HOA and need control over the number of channels on the multichannel thread.
Also, if I have @mc set to 1, then this is not listed in the status window.
Hi Ulf,
No, the @intpus attribute cannot be dynamically changed (via message or attrui or inspector).
However you can have a look at the “spat5.tuto-mc-2” patcher for hint about scripting (especially useful when using MC).
I could add @mc in the status window, but I don’t think that’s really helpful. Is it ?
Best,
T.
Ah, ok, thanks, I’ll check that one out!
The status window is not that important, but sometimes it is helpful to use it for an overview. No worries.
The scripting function works very well, for all objects! Great tip, thanks!
But when setting up a new patch tonight with [spat5.hoa,encoder~] it crashes Max. Played around with this a few days ago with the encoder and it worked fine.
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gzZlG.lLtyDzFXI0JWbwCemFSjlYIsQT2Jc86CKlicG01r4srNILnewvFCq1
vHKbHAVr3+h+e06WqLG
-----------end_max5_patcher-----------
Thanks for the report.
This is curious (I don’t quite understand the reason for the crash), but I’ll investigate…
I’ll keep you posted.
Best,
T.
OK, I finally understand: the crash is due to parameter mode being enabled on spat5.hoa.encoder~.
I’m not sure if that really makes sense for this object (it’s mostly appropriate for GUIs).
You should try to disable it.
Anyway, this crash is fixed for the next release.
Thanks.
T.
Ah, yes, that fixes it. Strange.
Anyways, thanks!