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Re: Best way to produce smooth random motion



On 2005-06-14, at 18:42, Pierre-Olivier Latour wrote:

One thing I notice is that if I have two Random patches driving X position and Y position inputs, the object always moves diagonally. Now I understand why - each Random patch produces the same number, so x and y were always equal! I think I was expecting each Random patch to give a different number...


that because you did a copy of the Random patch instead of dragging a new one from the patch list :)

:-) Yup! I suppose I'm still thinking of traditional text languages where I could copy a line without worrying about the context. I have learned!


thanks

Pete
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