Ah okay - that makes sense, but we're still lacking some context to help with the crashing. The only thing I can think of which causes crashing like that would be using a Knob object in bipolar mode (since 4.x).
Posting an example of whatever is crashing Lemur is probably the best way to get help with this.
Friends, Lemans, Forum-men, lend me your rack ears
Re: Friends, Lemans, Forum-men, lend me your rack ears
Gentlemen,
After great dedication and some unbroken blocks of time, I am ecstatic to inform you that I have completed my quite elaborate interface, though the connectivity with my Max standalone has not yet been established.
. . . AND IT IS AWESOME ! ! !
The swiping left is working perfectly, but I notice the swiping right will always put you back to the leftmost page, skipping several others on the way. I'll have to adjust that, but I'm sure it'll just take a little experimentation with the settings to resolve.
Great, great thanks to Softcore (Ef charisto polee ! !) and Mr. Clean, er . . . Soap.
My next stage is to get involved with some scripting to properly label the buttons, to cycle through some LEDs, and to tweak the button activity so they respond the way I need them to. Any ideas about where I might find some good resources and examples to help me in those directions ?
RE: the crashing, my workaround is to not use the In-App Editor. I did the whole thing on my trusty ole' HP laptop, and . . . it almost brings a tear to my eye. (snif ! )
Thanks again,
Glennzone
After great dedication and some unbroken blocks of time, I am ecstatic to inform you that I have completed my quite elaborate interface, though the connectivity with my Max standalone has not yet been established.
. . . AND IT IS AWESOME ! ! !
The swiping left is working perfectly, but I notice the swiping right will always put you back to the leftmost page, skipping several others on the way. I'll have to adjust that, but I'm sure it'll just take a little experimentation with the settings to resolve.
Great, great thanks to Softcore (Ef charisto polee ! !) and Mr. Clean, er . . . Soap.
My next stage is to get involved with some scripting to properly label the buttons, to cycle through some LEDs, and to tweak the button activity so they respond the way I need them to. Any ideas about where I might find some good resources and examples to help me in those directions ?
RE: the crashing, my workaround is to not use the In-App Editor. I did the whole thing on my trusty ole' HP laptop, and . . . it almost brings a tear to my eye. (snif ! )
Thanks again,
Glennzone
Re: Friends, Lemans, Forum-men, lend me your rack ears
You were using the in-app editor?
YOU MASOCHISTIC PERVERT!!!
YOU MASOCHISTIC PERVERT!!!
Re: Friends, Lemans, Forum-men, lend me your rack ears
lol.....Joe Soap wrote:You were using the in-app editor?
YOU MASOCHISTIC PERVERT!!!
True though!
Re: Friends, Lemans, Forum-men, lend me your rack ears
Well, . . . I thought . . . . Nevermind.
So now that I've achieved the unlikely, can you point me in the right direction to get Max and Lemur talking ?
I'm also looking to do the following things :
* Re-assign the numbers on the multi-buttons. I want to be able to alter their assigned numbers programmatically.
* I need to use state changes to keep some things the same, and some other things to change in step with a change in state.
Is anyone else doing these sorts of things ?
So now that I've achieved the unlikely, can you point me in the right direction to get Max and Lemur talking ?
I'm also looking to do the following things :
* Re-assign the numbers on the multi-buttons. I want to be able to alter their assigned numbers programmatically.
* I need to use state changes to keep some things the same, and some other things to change in step with a change in state.
Is anyone else doing these sorts of things ?
Re: Friends, Lemans, Forum-men, lend me your rack ears
btw, I did try the in-app editor for the swipe stuff, but not really for anything else. That's when it crashes; if I touch the gesture\scroll in the in-app editor. I really did everything in the PC editor.