Problem loading values between presets

[thopa]

Hi,

Hope someone can help me.

I have an arrange of presets that hold the values of various objects.

Its all working good recalling / and saving presets until i try the following:

I have a preset where the lenght of the sequence is 16 (and the values of the multisliders of that sequence)

When I create a shorter sequence, lets say lenght of 2, i can save the preset fine, but when recalling the preset that holds a value bigger in this case 16, it loads the lenght fine BUT with the values of the multisliders only show the values of the first two multisliders, as if it was of lenght 2.

The values of the rest of the faders come blank.

This is a problem i have been having for sometime now.

So resuming, if i recall a preset that is longer in lenght thatnthe actual preset, it will only recall the values related to the lenght of the smaller preset lenght.

Hope this make sense.

I hope someone can help me out with this.!!

[schoko]

hi,

not sure if i can help you...

When i have to deal with save and recall and so on i store it in a way like this:

[CONTAINER/OBJECT]
array1{'text1','text2',....}
arrayall = {array1, array2,...}
....

and so on....


don't forget the limitations on number of elements and length of the arrays(-> manual)...,
as far as i understand your example you could store every sequence in a seperate "arrayx" and access it via "arrayall[x-1]"

posting the relevant code would help too...

[thopa]

hi,

not sure if i can help you...

When i have to deal with save and recall and so on i store it in a way like this:

[CONTAINER/OBJECT]
array1{'text1','text2',....}
arrayall = {array1, array2,...}
....

and so on....


don't forget the limitations on number of elements and length of the arrays(-> manual)...,
as far as i understand your example you could store every sequence in a seperate "arrayx" and access it via "arrayall[x-1]"

posting the relevant code would help too...

Thanks a lot for the reply, will get the code example or .jzml and post it here.

Much appreciated