@Vega You need to add a UDP write commands to orca.write, and change the udp.js IP to the host machine. I think that’s all I did when I ran my experiments.
I know the 1X. outputs at the cell bellow the iterator op 6i4 but why does it no longer cycle?
@adrianf The Increment operator increments its own output value, every frame. The X operator writes . at that location each frame, so it basically just starts over from 0 each time and make use of the Increment’s own modulo logic.
Can you explain this one too?
cYc
J.J
cFc
@adrianf So this is a bit more straightforward, the trick with Orca’s F operator is that it won’t operator on empty inputs, the reason is that it made it much less useful if it banged on empties. Originally, this would happen:
.F.
.*.
Which is probably more “true”, but much less useful in livecoding context. So, since it only evaluates when both sides of the operator are present, this jumper/yumper mechanic fulfills this requirement.