If someone can explain how to upload it, I'll put up a screenshot. Or maybe I can figure out how to put it in the library.....
thanks!
-e
Statistics: Posted by woodslanding — 27 Mar 2009, 06:54
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Actually, maybe I'll try scripting something....
Statistics: Posted by woodslanding — 24 Mar 2009, 14:17
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I'd like it to turn off and then be turned back on again.
I'll see if I can get there from here.....
Statistics: Posted by woodslanding — 20 Mar 2009, 18:18
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and thanks to all for contributing to the discussion!
-e
Statistics: Posted by woodslanding — 20 Mar 2009, 17:58
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@23fx23: I agree about the multivar module. I can't remember right now what it was, but that very same module also did the trick a while ago with a similar problem. This time I too tried different ways of using Pass/Stop/Not/Xor and whatnot without success before I found the solution.
Statistics: Posted by bsork — 19 Mar 2009, 00:21
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..but that don't mean that it was easy to find this way of doing it!
Statistics: Posted by bsork — 18 Mar 2009, 21:52
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either pannel mouse dwn - from 0 to 1 - pass event flow. (the input "in"of pass is either mouse dwn or constant 1 value, the "pass"input is "from 0 to 1")
or pannel mouse dwn - A>B - pass event flow.
so if you put a fader/sw after that, it will only be updated when the pannel is "enabled", the 0 value of mouse dwn will be ignored.
....so if the first switch "visible or not" is folowed by a "passonly if chg" event it should control the visibility,
and if the second switch/panel change, it will update only to go from 0 to 1, if 1 and go to zero the value won't pass... so it won't self disapear if im not wrong.
hope it's clear , or ill try to post a pic.
Statistics: Posted by 23fx23 — 18 Mar 2009, 18:38
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Perhaps , rather than use a switch , it would be better to use a separator and panel module which produce always the same output ( button behaviour) and allow you to change his color separatly (the color would represent the state visible or not).
i think to something like that :
the problem is to always get a 1 after clicking on the sep and panel. i thought that the 0 to 1 module do that but it's not (??).
so what module produce a 1 each time it receives a button output ?
and after that, the button on your panel has to take the hand over all this loop to produce a 0 at the visible output.
Statistics: Posted by pansoul — 18 Mar 2009, 09:30
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Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 18 Mar 2009, 07:16
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But if I hit the switch while it's already on, it turns off. I don't want to be able to close the panel from the switch, and I don't want the switch position to get out of sync with the panel.
How can I keep the switch from turning itself off, and still allow it to turn itself on? And still allow the close button to turn it off??
It's making my head hurt.....
Thanks!
-eric
Statistics: Posted by woodslanding — 18 Mar 2009, 06:59
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