Yeah, QC *really* isn't happy about loops in a graph, I believe the
only patch to allow this is the Image Accumulator, that acts as a
basic state machine latch. We've managed to hack up a custom macro
patch that will allow arbitrary connections (including loops and all
manner of other mind bending links) inside it, but it can be very
unstable!
Off the top of my head (i'm sure someone will have a better idea),
you could have the stopwatch feeding a JavaScript with an:
outputs[0] = Math.min(inputs[0], 90);
or
outputs[0] = Math.min(inputs[0], inputs[1]); if you wanted to vary it.
Hope this helps,
Thomas.
On 23 Jan 2007, at 10:00, Romain Carrere wrote:
Hi,
I'm making a quartz composition that'll be used in a dashboard
widget(JS).
I have got a few problems with a StopWatch patch. I set the start
signal with an input, and I would like to stop it when the value
reach 90.
So I put a conditional at the output of the StopWatch but I can't
plug the Conditional's output to StopWatch's Stop Signal. The wire
is not accepted(keep white).
Or conditional output and stopwatch input are both boolean values
so I can't understand. It does the same if I use input splitters...
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can anybody help me ? I am a quartz new comer.
Thanks.
Romain
Romain CARRERE
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