Thank you! The community really needs a video to learn intelligent patching, it's so much easier. Another thing I would include is auto-patching, triggerize and connect shortcuts. Also, pressing esc to finish an object instead of clicking blank on the screen.
Holy fucking shit ! I I'm gonna cry... So much time spent on connecting so many many many many many bloody PD boxes... And this trick. Holy gods ! You're a life saver and you don't know it yet :p Sound Simulator, your tutorials are incredible, and so you are !
I was just starting to do a 64 step sequencer and I told to my self, wait there must be some shortcut to all those patching, thanks a lot for freeing my time!
The main "click, hold, drag, and [shift]" trick doesn't work in Max unfortunately. Something similar may exist, but I couldn't find in the forum. The "one outlet to multiple inlets" trick does exist in Max though. You click on the outlet and then hold [control] + [shift] and click on the inlet.
Great suggestion! Thanks a lot. Do you know if there's something similar to connect each of N boxes to one of other N objects (with one-to-one connection, as message1 - nr1, message2-nr2,...). One more thing I haven't found is a way to select a set of connection to remove them all together, without removing any boxes
I don't think there is as far as I know. There could be a solution out there tho! I wish! A way to remove all the connection would be soooo nice. Kinda like with Max where you can highlight all the cables and hit delete. There could be a way but I haven't see any so far.
Ehh! Muy buena idea, cuando conectas 60 cajas es muy aburrido hacerlo una por una...Good idea, when You connect 60 boxes it's very boring, and yes! You have a lot of reason, the life it's too short...😁👍
Thank you! The community really needs a video to learn intelligent patching, it's so much easier.
Another thing I would include is auto-patching, triggerize and connect shortcuts.
Also, pressing esc to finish an object instead of clicking blank on the screen.
Thank you for the tip, Mike!! I'll pin this comment!
I actually didn't know about the esc trick! That's helpful to know!!
Holy balls! That's a bit of a game changer. 👌 Thanks!
ESC! that's so good! thanks.
I've been using Pd for over a decade and today is the first time I see this. Thank you so much!
Holy fucking shit ! I I'm gonna cry... So much time spent on connecting so many many many many many bloody PD boxes...
And this trick. Holy gods !
You're a life saver and you don't know it yet :p
Sound Simulator, your tutorials are incredible, and so you are !
I'm so glad to hear that you found this video to be helpful! I was happy when I found out about it too!!
I was just starting to do a 64 step sequencer and I told to my self, wait there must be some shortcut to all those patching, thanks a lot for freeing my time!
Now you have time to make 128 step sequencer :)
I swear I'm not as stupid as I pretend to be, but this just changed my entire life.
same
Imma call my mom right now.
Great idea!
this video saves lives
Thanks for saying that!! I appreciate it!
Magic!! Thanks so much. Cheers. Lee
Glad to help!
Really useful and funny video!! Thank you so much!
You're welcome Giovanni!!
this tutorial save lifes
❤
thank you
Glad to help 🙌
AMAZING! THANKS!
You're welcome!
Well, i recently installed Pd to try, but I still don't get it. Is there no free zooming and panning in the working window? Like... at all?
I love you
✨
Nice shortcut!
It's sooo useful!
Does this work with Max too? or is there a similar function?
The main "click, hold, drag, and [shift]" trick doesn't work in Max unfortunately. Something similar may exist, but I couldn't find in the forum.
The "one outlet to multiple inlets" trick does exist in Max though. You click on the outlet and then hold [control] + [shift] and click on the inlet.
Omg what version , is this feature in purrdata too?
I'm using vanilla 0.51-4!
do you know if there is something similar in max?? I'm so tired of clicking all day
There could be!
life saver
Indeed it is!!
wow
Thank you!
i've been at PureData for a few years now, and this is the first i've heard of this. how much time have i wasted?!?
I know right?? I wonder what else is hidden...
Great suggestion! Thanks a lot.
Do you know if there's something similar to connect each of N boxes to one of other N objects (with one-to-one connection, as message1 - nr1, message2-nr2,...).
One more thing I haven't found is a way to select a set of connection to remove them all together, without removing any boxes
I don't think there is as far as I know. There could be a solution out there tho!
I wish! A way to remove all the connection would be soooo nice. Kinda like with Max where you can highlight all the cables and hit delete. There could be a way but I haven't see any so far.
@@SoundSimulator thanks anyway, hope some Pd developer read this thread 😊
@@robipell I hope so too!!
oh my god
I know right??
in some cases I feel like code would be more efficient and compact...
and how can I unconnected it??
I WISH I KNOW
@@SoundSimulator 😂😂 Lifeeee
'm getting emotional :')
it works so beautifully...
😍
Thank you!
Ehh! Muy buena idea, cuando conectas 60 cajas es muy aburrido hacerlo una por una...Good idea, when You connect 60 boxes it's very boring, and yes! You have a lot of reason, the life it's too short...😁👍
Pure Data is definitely fun and worth the time, but we should save time when we can! There are plenty of things to do!
please adopt me
Can't believe I wasted half of my life... :(
It's never too late to start saving time now!
I didn't know about this trick until much later.