@Vidasonik 

You can also use the OSC Transmit/Receive and OSC Multi Transmit/Receive actors to send data between computers on the same network (so long as you know the right IP address for each computer)

@dbini said:

<p>You can use the Note Watcher actors. link one to trigger a value of 1 into the speed input of a player, link the other to trigger a value of zero into the same input.</p>

 Thanks a lot! This sounds very elegant and simple. I try this tonight.

Hi @dusx the top comparator in the second row outputs "true" when there's a match but "true" and "false" when there isn't... as you say i think its a timing issue and its input is actually going from 1 to 0 very fast, hence causing true and false output

i've managed to create a work-around by increasing the first router's number of outputs from 9 to 10 and also the first table's number of inputs from 9 to 10 and then ignoring the first of each, as per this updated patch Step Sequencer (ver 25) workaround.izz which now achieves what i was after

rgds, Mr J

Thanks the floet to integer actor is a good idea, I will play with that1

To reset the actor in case it trackes the background I now decided to use this simple set-up with a comparator defining the max z distance.

Thanks

hi , 

sorry my bad, it was the nano control 2 macro that is all wired with comparators that was trigger all envelopes... I have to clean my version of it regarding my use...
maybe you can delete this post now !
debeug controller.izz

What you can also do is use a Enter Scene Trigger and a Trigger value to 0, connect that to all your Audio Players, that way when you enter the scene all active fields get a zero causing them to become OFF instead of ON. :)

@kjstepanek

For triggering videos with the arrow button you have to use the "keyboard watcher" actor. Assign the arrow key to the right to add 1 to the float counter and the arrow key to the left to subtract 1 to the float counter. This way you can cycle through your videos. To assign the arrow keys to the "keyboard watcher" actor click into the black field of the "key range" input. Type a single quotation mark (') on the keyboard, then click on the right arrow and again a single quotation mark ('). Do the same on a second Keyboard watcher for the left arrow. You will see an empty space between the quotation marks, but thats fine.

Best Michel

@dbini said:

does it do the same thing as the Multi Blocker?

 It looks roughly equivalent, yeah.

@jack_trn

How's it going? Did my example answer your question?

like this? ( i used a mouse watcher instead of OSC Listener) 

@Michel Thank you!