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Bill Meadows Member |
The attached Sound is part of a larger Sound. I use the !Index to play a different sample on each !PenDown event. When I compile this Sound in 6.53, the value of !Index starts at zero. In 6.54 the first value is one. As a result, in 6.54 the first sample gets skipped. I know I could fix this, but it makes me wonder how many other things there may be like this in my Timeline. IP: Logged | |
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Bill Meadows Member |
When I compile this in 6.53, it starts up with select_1 = 0. When I compile in 6.54, select_1 = 1. IP: Logged | |
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SSC Administrator |
Right, we had discovered that in earlier versions, the countTriggers expression was incorrectly starting at -1 (rather than starting at 0). It looks like you were correcting for this by adding 1 to the result of the expression: ( blankingTrigger L countTriggers) + 1 If you could change this to blankingTrigger L countTriggers it should work as expected in this and future versions. The same holds for countTriggersMod: and countTriggersMod:reverse: IP: Logged | |
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SSC Administrator |
For your second example: (!Plus countTriggersMod: ?NumberVoices) eq: (?VoiceNumber - 1) you could get around it by using the following: (!Plus hasChangedReset: 0) * ((!Plus countTriggers - ?VoiceNumber mod: ?NumberVoices) eq: 0) Sorry for the inconvenience and stress. We wanted countTriggers to mean exactly what it sounds like and we did not think it should start counting from 0. IP: Logged | |
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Bill Meadows Member |
Thanks, I'll give your suggestions a try. My second example actually comes from a Timeline I've been developing in 6.54, so it didn't work when I switched back to 6.53. I'll try to get everything to work in the new release. IP: Logged |
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