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@theod
I've some problems with the attribute priority when i save parameters with a j.cue. It doesn't save in order i want. Thats the order of saving, and after the : it's the priority i gave to the parameter. Maybe i do it wrong but i don't understand the logic.
reverse : 11
speed : 15
start : 21
end : 22
fade.in : 23
/pow : 42
fade.out : 24
/pow : 43
fade/enable : 14 (in a subpatch)
loop
/enable : 12
/link : 13 (in a subpatch)
/start : 31
/end : 32
xfade
/enable : 33
/time : 34
file (in a subpatch)
/path : 1
/number : 2
/name :3
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yes this is a known bug described here : #388
it is relative to a feature request for a new external called [j.node] to be able to set the priority of a node that doesn't handle any parameter (e.g. the file node).
@theod
I've some problems with the attribute priority when i save parameters with a j.cue. It doesn't save in order i want. Thats the order of saving, and after the : it's the priority i gave to the parameter. Maybe i do it wrong but i don't understand the logic.
reverse : 11
speed : 15
start : 21
end : 22
fade.in : 23
/pow : 42
fade.out : 24
/pow : 43
fade/enable : 14 (in a subpatch)
loop
/enable : 12
/link : 13 (in a subpatch)
/start : 31
/end : 32
xfade
/enable : 33
/time : 34
file (in a subpatch)
/path : 1
/number : 2
/name :3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: