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Chris,
You must be right because now it's working perfectly. I never thought of checking that. You legend! You made my day. Make that my week, actually. By the way I love your website and the work you do. Those kineme patches are deadly. And it's so great that you all are so helpful - I've already emailed Steve Mokris from the website about this project on a different but related problem and he was so nice and helpful too!!
Thanks again,
And thanks Ian (your website is inspirational too!)
Regards,
Jacqui
> I tried the javascript and doing parseInt: outputs[0] = parseInt(inputs[0]); > But it doesn't even transmit my value to the javascript patch input. In ust > get > > I did try having all the types of thepatches set to virtual - meant to > transmit any type of value, but obviously not to interface between 2 > different types.
Without dealing with type setting, I didn't have any problems using javascript to convert a string to an int. See the attached composition for a sample.
Perhaps you don't have it hooked up to a renderer, so it isn't getting executed? QC is pretty clever about skipping parts that don't have any effect on a composition.
Hope this helps!
-- [ chris wright ] email@hidden http://softpixel.com/~cwright/
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