[Fwd: Re: [PD] internet collaboration graphics]

[noskule]

Jorge Cardoso wrote:

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>>Sent: segunda-feira, 19 de Janeiro de 2004 22:26
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>>Subject: [Fwd: Re: [PD] internet collaboration graphics]
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>>i'm working on a project to make colaborative music. The main 
>>thing is a 
>>patch witch uses gem to visualise the colaboration in a 2d 
>>window. Each 
>>user is representet by a colored dot and his name as his 
>>avantar. Around
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>>the dot is a in its size variable net witch represents the 
>>influents of 
>>the user. With a cursor each user defines "his" position  an so the 
>>influence of the other users to his instrument in realtime. The 
>>positions between the avantars interpolates the variables.
>>the pach sends all the data to a pdserverpatch. So there can be any 
>>number of users (theoreticly). the mainproblem is how to make a 
>>userfrendly pach, so that not every user have do deal with every 
>>variablename ip and so on (route cant be set be setmessage ore inlet 
>>ime). . . .. .
>>i attaches a pach witch shows the gem gui and the colaborationpatch . 
>>..its work in progress . .dont expect a finished working patch . ..
>>the secound thing i try to implement is panning the sounds 
>>betwean the 
>>loudspeakers . . .. .
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>Hi,
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>I tried your patch but I seem to be missing some abstractions...
>I get some "couldn't create" errors:
>- l_route_8
>- l_xy_rel_pos
>- l_sel
>- l_id_para
>- l_ch8_pl
>- l_colab_gui
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>Are these part of any external or library? Where can I get them?
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>Thanks,
>jc
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hi jorge
i use: -iemlib1, -iemlib2, -zexy, -gem
--> http://pd.iem.at/

and a folder of my subpatches
--> http://www.nubiah.com/noskule/

the pach is in the noskule_lib folder called l_colab.pd, in this patch 
is a subpatch called "pd howto", so it should work, i also put the 
complete pd folder on the server, so nothing have to be installed . . .
cheers nos

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>Jorge Cardoso <-> jorgecardoso at ieee.org
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>"Whether you believe you can, or whether you believe you can't, you're
>absolutely right." - Henry Ford  
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