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# tc.preset |
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A [jsui] replacement for the [preset] object in Cycling'74 Max, with extra features: |
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A [jsui] replacement for the [preset] object in Cycling'74 Max. |
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## Features |
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- Drag and drop presets to re-organize |
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- Display presets as a grid or a list |
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- Scrollable |
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- Scrollable (requires Max 8.6.2) |
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- Shows active preset even if recalled directly from pattrstorage |
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- Shows previously active preset, with the ability to ignore preset 0 if it being used as an intermediary step |
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- Shows presets being interpolated (using recall or recallmulti) |
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- Shows preset name and lock state |
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- Outputs active preset name and lock state from third and fourth outlet |
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- Ability to rewrite json file automatically every time a preset is stored/moved/deleted/renamed/(un)locked |
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- Helps keeping in sync a umenu with the list of stored slotstlet |
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- More look customization |
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- Same click + modifier key behavior as the vanilla object to store or delete presets |
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## How to use |
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- Place `tc.preset.js` in the same directory as your patch, or somewhere in the Max search path |
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- Create a [jsui @filename tc.preset.js]. You can either add `@jsarguments` followed by the name of the pattrstorage you want to communicate with, or set that later by sending a `pattrstorage` (followed by the pattrstorage name) message to the [jsui]. |
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- Connect the [pattrstorage] outlet to the [jsui] pattrstorage inlet |
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- Create a [`jsui @filename tc.preset.js`]. You can either add `@jsarguments` followed by the name of the pattrstorage you want to communicate with, or set that later by sending a `pattrstorage` (followed by the pattrstorage name) message to the [jsui]. |
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- Connect the [pattrstorage] outlet to the [jsui] inlet |
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## Limitations |
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- Resize doesn't work in Presentation mode (jsui limitation) |
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- Some messages should be sent to the pattrstorage, some other to the jsui: |
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- `recall`: send to pattrstorage |
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- `recallmulti`: send to pattrstorage first, then to the jsui (pattrstorage limitation) |
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- `store`: send to jsui |
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- Due to the way [pattrstorage] works, some pattrstorage-specific messages should be sent to the [jsui] instead of the [pattrstorage]. Some to both: |
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- `recall`, `delete`: send to [pattrstorage] only |
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- `recallmulti`, `slotname`: send to [pattrstorage] first (for better timing), then to the [jsui] |
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- `store`: send to [jsui] only |
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- The js program send a lot of message to the [pattrstorage] (patch cord not required), which makes it output a lot of messages required for the [jsui] to stay in sync. Using one of the above messages incorrectly, or sending `getslotlist`, `getslotnamelist`, or any message that will impact the presets, it might cause the [pattrstorage] to get out of sync. In case something like that happens, you can send the `resync` message to the [jsui]. |
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## Desired features (for someday) |
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- No need for a patch cord (programmatically create a [send]/[receive] pair?) |
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- Ability to lock/unlock and rename directly in the jsui without the need of external objects |
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- Ability to target a [pattrstorage] in a different patcher level |
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## License |
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GPL-3.0-or-later |
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Copyright (C) 2024 Théophile Clet <contact@tflcl.xyz> - https://tflcl.xyz. |
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify |
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it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by |
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the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or |
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(at your option) any later version. |
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, |
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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of |
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the |
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GNU General Public License for more details. |
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See <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt>. |
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