Provoked by a similar offering on the Csound list, I have created a
Firefox/Mozilla search plugin for http://www.maxobjects.com. It can be
found here:
http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=maxobjects.com&submitform=Search
Hopefully this is helpful to some of you.
barry
This version fixes bugs which caused crashes when using the newest
versions of Max/MSP. If you’ve recently downloaded the patch and
found it to not work, please try again.
Interchanzheblique is a fairly sophisticated modular sound-generating
patch which has been a project of mine for years. Version 3.0 marks
the third time I have rebuilt the patch from scratch. Extensive
documentation exists for users to create and insert their own sound-
generating modules. Therefore, this patch could potentially benefit
greatly from the sharing of custom modules among users.
For a description of the patch, either go to the website or read the
original announcement here:
http://www.synthesisters.com/hypermail/max-msp/Jan05/20297.html
Thanks for your interest,
Scott
most of the code was ripped off from this project:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/graphics/Courses/cs-838-2002/Students/sohn/p2/
flock.html
to play: mess with the variables in the front window (7 or so flonums).
open the patcher “move target” to turn on audio which controls the
target, and adjust the speed.
not very efficient right now, but patched for ease rather than
graphic efficiency. patch is kind of a mess too.
i would like to have cones instead of spheres which point in the
direction of it’s velocity vector, but my maths aren’t good enough
today.
maybe tomorrow. will take any hints on the correct formulas for
doing this. right now the velocity is spit out with the position,
but nothing is done with it.
i think there is an external that implements the flocking algorithm,
but i haven’t seen it yet, so let me know what you think, or if you
want to see the java code.
thanks to all who answered questions along the way.
thanks.
-rob