UKI_pd/uki-video/ev-main/ev_storage-help.pd

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#X text 45 208 1st: domain;
#X text 44 381 This is the standard state saving system for the Extended
View Toolkit. Most of the variables of the EV-abstractions are registered
to this system.;
#X text 44 314 Outlet 1: data-stream in osc-style;
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#X msg 175 585 1;
#X msg 205 585 2;
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#X text 45 55 Presets are located in the "../data" folder.;
#X text 61 893 Look inside here:;
#X text 60 646 Look inside here for a list of the most important parameters:
;
#X text 46 240 By the first creation argument \, the domain of the
module is set (here: "help").;
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#X obj 432 306 print ev_storage_output;
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#X text 431 506 This module has specified a save domain by the second
creation argument. It is registered to the "help" domain.;
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#X msg 646 396 create \, 1;
#X msg 658 418 0 \, destroy;
#X text 575 395 CLICK HERE:;
#X text 60 561 Change scene by clicking these message boxes:;
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#X text 54 978 Have a look on the syntax:;
#X text 53 951 You can easily edit the preset files with any text editor.
;
#X text 58 480 The GUI controls are explained in here:;
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#X text 438 600 Look inside to see how new variables can get registered:
;
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#X text 438 691 Go to the advanced settings:;
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#X text 438 721 And open the register list:;
#X text 438 741 There \, you can enter the scene transition dialog
for all registered variables of this domain.;
#X text 438 771 The scene transition settings are saved with the DESTINATION
scene.;
#X text 367 35 (c)2012 Marian Weger;
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#X text 443 835 Look inside to see how it is possible to fade between
scenes:;
#X text 443 926 It is also possible to delay recalls or to chain them
to another one:;
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#X text 442 1016 A variable can be set to ignore all recalls \, until
it is fully dispatched.;
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#X text 442 1106 There are some additional options for registers:;
#X text 543 35 This module uses "kollabs" as a backend.;
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#X text 59 1171 Go to the advanced settings:;
#X text 59 1198 Click "edit":;
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#X text 215 22 The textfile can also be edited with a simple text editor.
;
#X text 25 62 The File is formatted as follows:;
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#X text 29 101 ======================== GLOBAL ========================
;
#X text 29 201 #data;
#X text 29 271 ======================== SCENE <nr> <name>;
#X text 288 271 ========================;
#X text 455 152 After the #settings header \, the settings of the global
data are saved.;
#X text 455 182 After the #data header \, the global data is saved.
;
#X text 455 302 After the #settings header \, the settings of the scene
data are saved.;
#X text 455 342 After the #data header \, the scene data is saved.
;
#X text 455 112 After this header \, the global data is saved.;
#X text 455 92 Every preset file starts with a GLOBAL SECTION:;
#X text 455 222 For every scene \, there is a SCENE header \, and two
sections for settings and data.;
#X text 455 252 After this header \, a scene begins. It has a number
(from 0 to N) and a name. The name can only be set by an external text
editor.;
#X text 29 131 #settings;
#X text 29 177 ...;
#X text 29 234 <variable_name_2> <value>;
#X text 29 221 <variable_name_1> <value>;
#X text 29 247 ...;
#X text 29 151 <setting_name_1> <value>;
#X text 29 164 <setting_name_2> <value>;
#X text 29 371 #data;
#X text 29 301 #settings;
#X text 29 347 ...;
#X text 29 404 <variable_name_2> <value>;
#X text 29 391 <variable_name_1> <value>;
#X text 29 417 ...;
#X text 29 321 <setting_name_1> <value>;
#X text 29 334 <setting_name_2> <value>;
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#X text 96 -373 (c)2011 Marian Weger /part of EXTENDED VIEW toolkit/
gpl v3;
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#X text 195 -205 The SAVE section lets you save all scenes from RAM
to a textfile on the HDD. Click "save" to open a save dialog. "resave"
will let you save to the last specified filename.;
#X text 195 -105 The LOAD section lets you load all scenes from a textfile
to RAM. Click "load" to open a load dialog. "reload" will let you load
the last specified filename.;
#X text 195 -355 In the RECALL section \, you can recall a scene from
RAM.;
#X text 195 -275 In the STORE section \, you can store the current
state of the patch into RAM. Select a destination scene and press "store".
;
#X text 195 -325 Switch between presets 0-2 to see the effect.;
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#X text 195 -39 This button opens the advanced options.;
#X text 195 68 This button opens the playlist view.;
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#X text 230 23 Look inside:;
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#X text 230 133 Look inside:;
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#X text 163 37 "recall_data" must be enabled to load the saved data
on a recall.;
#X text 163 117 "recall_settings" must be enabled to recall the scene
transition settings for the saved data.;
#X text 163 204 "recall_global" must be enabled to recall the global
parameters for this storage domain with each recall.;
#X text 163 281 This button opens a list of all variables that are
registered with this domain.;
#X text 163 67 (All variables are saved within the "data" section)
;
#X text 163 147 (The scene transition settings for the variables are
saved within the "settings" section);
#X text 163 234 ("recall_data" and "recall_settings" are saved in the
"GLOBAL" section);
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#X text 166 325 Click on a variable to get to its scene transition
dialog.;
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#X text 174 418 Look inside:;
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#X text 173 85 To delay the recall of one variable \, a delay (in seconds)
can be set.;
#X text 173 125 Turn on "morph" to get a smooth fade from the last
value to the value that is saved in the current scene.;
#X text 173 165 Set the fade time in seconds.;
#X text 173 189 Set the data-rate of the fade in ms (default = 20 ms)
;
#X text 173 199 comment;
#X text 173 228 If no curve is specified \, a linear fade will be applied.
;
#X text 173 40 The values are saved separately for each parameter in
every scene. They are saved in the "settings" section.;
#X text 173 245 Show the current appearance of the fade curve.;
#X text 173 286 Shape lets you chose a shape for the curve.;
#X text 173 306 Weight is a mix factor between a linear fade and the
chosen shape.;
#X text 173 339 This lets you specify the resolution of the fade curve.
;
#X text 538 420 2: linear interpolation;
#X text 538 434 3: tabread4 4-point polynomianl interpolation;
#X text 538 406 1: no interpolation;
#X text 538 392 0: bypass --> output=input (default);
#X text 173 379 Choose the quality in which the fade curve will be
applied:;
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#X obj 657 329 fadecurve-help;
#X text 549 300 See [fadecurve-help] for more information on these
values.;
#X text 173 462 If "occupy" is set \, the variable will not respond
to another scene recall while it is fading.;
#X text 173 632 For debug reasons \, you can print the current value
of the variable to the console.;
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#X text 173 678 If "set" is activated \, a "set" message will be prepended
to the message when recalled. This option is to prevent loops. It aims
on special cases \, which are not explained here.;
#X text 173 736 If the "change" parameter is set \, the message will
be recalled if the new value differs from the old value.;
#X obj 659 741 change;
#X text 528 742 See [change object]:;
#X text 173 782 Deactivate morphing functionality for this variable.
This needs to be set as a creation argument for [ds_reg] \, when a
variable gets registered to the storage.;
#X text 609 810 nomorph argument deactivates morph functionality.;
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#X text 173 535 Copy all the settings from above to the register settings
buffer.;
#X text 173 576 Paste the register settings buffer to this register.
;
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#X text 163 651 Click on this button to open the file editing dialog.
;
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#X text 174 708 Look inside:;
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#X text 14 182 Actions for the currently selected scene:;
#X text 14 367 Debug:;
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#X text 16 121 Actions on the whole buffer:;
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#X text 412 130 They apply on the currently SELECTED scene:;
#X text 153 398 For debugging: Print contents to the console.;
#X text 153 309 Insert blank scene before the selected scene.;
#X text 153 329 Insert copied/cut scene before the selected scene.
;
#X text 153 289 Paste scene replacing the selected scene.;
#X text 153 269 Delete selected scene.;
#X text 153 249 Copy selected scene to clipboard.;
#X text 153 229 Cut selected scene to clipboard.;
#X text 153 209 Clear contents of the selected scene.;
#X text 153 141 Clear the whole file.;
#X text 15 35 This dialog provides some file operations on the preset
file.;
#X text 15 65 It is possible to undo these operations by reloading
the preset file from the HDD.;
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#X text 166 505 The register settings buffer acts as a clipboard for
scene transition settings. The individual registers can copy their
settings to it or take the contents of the buffer. The buffer can also
be edited by hand.;
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#X text 174 598 Look inside:;
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#X text 285 87 These controls also exist in the "scene transition dialog"
of the individual registers. In this buffer \, they work exactly the
same. The registers can copy their settings to the buffer and paste
the buffer settings to themselves.;
#X text 201 321 This button pastes the buffer settings from above to
all the registers of the current domain. This is sometimes useful if
all parameters should be morphed the same way.;
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#X text 14 -142 It is possible to create multiple playlist windows
by using the object [ds_pl_gui <domain>].;
#X text 337 -103 The green column on the left marks the current scene.
;
#X text 337 -63 The second column (purple) shows the scene numbers.
;
#X text 337 -23 The big row in the center shows the scene names.;
#X text 337 -8 The names must be set by a text editor in the corresponding
preset file. Per default \, they are set to "<unnamed>".;
#X text 337 32 The red row on the right marks the currently selected
scene.;
#X text 337 51 With the scrollbar on the right \, it is possible to
scroll throgh the scenes.;
#X text 337 101 On the bottom \, the current scene number and its name
are shown.;
#X text 337 -88 Click on it to move the cursor.;
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#X text 222 45 If you want the storage to recall a scene from a textfile
on startup \, you can specify it as follows:;
#X text 222 140 use the "/<domain>/ds/loadfile" message to load a given
file path:;
#X text 222 98 Delay the load by one second to make sure that the patch
got fully loaded.;
#X obj 77 125 t b b;
#X obj 77 240 del 2000;
#X text 222 238 Delay the recall by two seconds to make sure that the
textfile got fully loaded to RAM.;
#X text 232 283 Recall scene "0".;
#X text 150 103 <--------;
#X text 150 242 <--------;
#X text 188 282 <----;
#X msg 77 282 \; /help/ds/scene 0 \;;
#X msg 104 173 \; /help/ds/loadfile ../../data/ev_storage-help.txt
;
#X text 140 208 (pathes relative to "./libs/kollabs");
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#X text 223 532 reloads the last given filepath from harddisk.;
#X text 223 452 resaves the current scene-set to the last given path.
;
#X text 223 547 loads the scene-set of the given filepath;
#X text 223 502 opens a dialog to load a scene-set from a file from
the harddisk.;
#X text 223 422 opens a dialog to save the current scene-set to a preset
file on the harddisk.;
#X text 223 467 saves the current scene-set to the given filepath;
#X text 223 249 recalls the selected scene of the current scene-set
;
#X text 223 264 sets the scene number to be recalled by "recall" or
to be automatically recalled if autorecall=1;
#X text 223 294 decrement scene number by 1;
#X text 223 309 increment scene number by 1;
#X text 223 407 sets the filepath to be loaded/saved on next reload/resave
;
#X text 11 502 /<domain>/ds/load;
#X text 11 422 /<domain>/ds/save;
#X text 11 532 /<domain>/ds/reload;
#X text 11 452 /<domain>/ds/resave;
#X text 11 407 /<domain>/ds/filename;
#X text 11 547 /<domain>/ds/loadfile;
#X text 11 467 /<domain>/ds/savefile;
#X text 11 249 /<domain>/ds/recall;
#X text 11 294 /<domain>/ds/scene/current/prev;
#X text 11 309 /<domain>/ds/scene/current/next;
#X text 11 279 /<domain>/ds/scene/current;
#X text 11 264 /<domain>/ds/scene OR;
#X text 11 334 /<domain>/ds/scene/selected;
#X text 223 334 sets the scene destination of a file operation;
#X text 11 349 /<domain>/ds/scene/selected/prev;
#X text 11 364 /<domain>/ds/scene/selected/next;
#X text 223 349 decrement destination scene number by 1;
#X text 223 364 increment destination scene number by 1;
#X text 11 379 /<domain>/ds/store;
#X text 223 379 store the current state to the selected scene;
#X text 61 101 There are many other parameters that can be controlled
from outside. If you are familiar with Pure Data \, you can look them
up unside the abstractions.;
#X text 61 51 This is a list of the most important parameters \, that
can be controlled by their receive name.;
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#X text 53 1040 Click on "playlist" to show the playlist window.;
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#X text 54 1306 It is possible to create multiple storage domains.
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;
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#X text 222 45 If you want the storage to recall a scene from a textfile
on startup \, you can specify it as follows:;
#X text 222 140 use the "/<domain>/ds/loadfile" message to load a given
file path:;
#X text 222 98 Delay the load by one second to make sure that the patch
got fully loaded.;
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#X text 222 218 Delay the recall by two seconds to make sure that the
textfile got fully loaded to RAM.;
#X text 232 263 Recall scene "0".;
#X text 150 103 <--------;
#X text 150 222 <--------;
#X text 188 262 <----;
#X msg 77 262 \; /help2/ds/scene 0 \;;
#X msg 104 173 \; /help2/ds/loadfile ../../data/ev_storage-help2.txt
;
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#X text 407 27 Load textfile on startup:;
#X text 14 42 In this example \, we add another domain to the patch.
The module [ev_storage help2] adds a storage with domain "help2". Variables
can be registered to it:;
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#X text 387 265 Change scene for domain "help2":;
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#X text 11 227 Variables that are registered with another domain will
not be affected by this storage;
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#X text 32 -355 To prevent loops creating stack overflows \, it is
possible to prepend a "set" message to a variable if it gets recalled.
This way \, i.e. numberboxes show the new value \, but will not give
it out on the outlet.;
#X text 23 -230 Per default \, saved variables only get dispatched
\, if the recalled value differs from the current value. If a variable
needs to get dispatched \, even if the current value would not change
\, a "nochange" argument can be added to the register.;
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#X text 23 -235 If "occupy" is set \, the variable will not respond
to another scene recall until it got fully dispatched.;
#X text 23 -195 Per default \, this option is activated. It is saved
individually for each scene.;
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#X text 25 359 It is possible to chain recalls of variables. So that
a variable starts its recall after another one finished recalling.
;
#X text 25 399 For example \, if one variable should be recalled after
a fade of another one is finished \, no matter how long that fade is.
;
#X text 51 468 The first outlet bangs after a recall is finished.;
#X text 51 498 The first inlet takes a bang to start the recall. The
"slave" argument sets the register to slave mode.;
#X text 51 558 The slave mode can also be set in the scene transition
dialog. Click here to open it:;
#X text 41 638 You can also do the chaining through sends & receives:
;
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#X text 394 369 Change scene to see the effect:;
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#X text 394 209 Change scene to see the effect:;
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#X text 25 89 To delay the recall of a variable in a specific scene
\, go to the scene transition dialog:;
#X text 25 159 And set the delay time for the current scene:;
#X text 25 221 The delay time will be saved with the scene.;
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#X text 408 146 Change scene here:;
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#X text 12 35 Note: Only variables of type "float" can be morphed!!!
;
#X text 8 78 The variable "/i/am/a/morphing/variable" has a linear
fade to each of the scenes 0-2.;
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#X text 8 181 The "morph" toggle enables a fade from another scene
to the current scene for this variable.;
#X text 8 245 The morph time can be set in seconds:;
#X text 8 297 This sets the samplerate of the fade. For video \, a
time-grain faster than the framerate would make no sense.;
#X text 208 336 (Default = 20 ms);
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#X text 9 1112 For individual variables \, the morphing functionality
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#X text 408 535 Change scene here:;
#X text 8 491 Click here to show the current fade characteristic:;
#X text 8 581 Shape lets you chose a suitable base form of the fade.
A value of "0" will result in one half sine wave. "1" gives a quarter
sinewave \, and 2 to N will give a x^n function. The shape values in
between two integers will provide a linear interpolation of the both.
;
#X text 8 697 The "weight" factor lets you interpolate between the
selected shape and a straight line.;
#X text 97 891 2: linear interpolation;
#X text 97 905 3: tabread4 4-point polynomianl interpolation;
#X text 97 877 1: no interpolation;
#X text 97 863 0: bypass --> output=input (default);
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#X text 14 1022 See [fadecurve-help] for more information on these
values.;
#X text 8 827 By using the quality setting \, you can chose \, how
the fade curve is read:;
#X text 107 675 (0...1);
#X text 107 559 (-Inf...+Inf);
#X text 150 754 (10...10000);
#X text 8 775 The "resolution" parameter sets the resolution of the
fade curve table (default = 100 points).;
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#X text 14 34 For some types of variables \, it is never desired to
morph between two states (For example lists \, symbols \, toggles \,
etc.). To save computing power and keep file sizes small \, the morphing
functionality can be turned off for individual variables.;
#X text 14 181 "nomorph" can also be set in the transition dialog \,
but will not be saved this way:;
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#X text 14 114 The "nomorph" argument for [ds_reg] deactivates morphing
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#X text 14 241 Anyway \, the controls for morphing will always be visible
\, even if deactivated. But they will no more be saved in the storage.
;
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#X text 16 143 SYNTAX: [ds_reg <domain> <variable_name>] \, where <domain>
is the name of the storage you want to register to \, and <variable_name>
is the complete name of your variable.;
#X text 16 37 New variables can be registered to a storage domain with
the [ds_reg] module.;
#X text 16 72 Warning: Do not register variables to more than one domain!
;
#X text 16 102 Variables can be any type of data \, like 'list' \,
'float' \, 'symbol' \, etc.;
#X text 8 198 This registers "/i/am/a/variable" to domain "help":;
#X text 9 270 This registers "/i/am/also/a/variable" to domain "help":
;
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#X text 408 46 Change scene here:;
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#X text 96 -373 (c)2011 Marian Weger /part of EXTENDED VIEW toolkit/
gpl v3;
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#X text 195 -355 In the RECALL section \, you can recall a scene from
RAM.;
#X text 195 -275 In the STORE section \, you can store the current
state of the patch into RAM. Select a destination scene and press "store".
;
#X text 195 -325 Switch between presets 0-2 to see the effect.;
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#X msg 263 -143 1;
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#X text 56 -197 You can change access those parameters also through
sends and receives.;
#X text 59 -142 Click here to change scene:;
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#X text 63 -57 For more information on that \, and for a complete list
of controllable parameters \, click here:;
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#X text 58 729 Look here how to store and recall scenes:;
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#X text 46 807 Look here how to save scene sets to a textfile and how
to load them from there:;
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#X text 195 -355 The SAVE section lets you save all scenes from RAM
to a textfile on the HDD. Click "save" to open a save dialog. "resave"
will let you save to the last specified filename.;
#X text 195 -275 The LOAD section lets you load all scenes from a textfile
to RAM. Click "load" to open a load dialog. "reload" will let you load
the last specified filename.;
#X text 59 -197 This example uses "ev_storage-help.txt" in the ../data
folder to save its contents.;
#X text 59 -127 Have a look at this file in a text editor to see the
syntax.;
#X text 59 -107 More on that here:;
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#X text 12 38 The Register Settings Buffer has the same controls \,
as the scene transition dialog for the individual variables.;
#X text 12 78 The buffer can be edited and then pasted into variables.
;
#X text 12 148 In the scene transition dialog of the individual variables
\, there is a copy&paste section to communicate with the buffer:;
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#X text 20 117 Open the Buffer window:;
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#X text 12 278 The buffer contents can be sent to all registered variables
in this domain by pressing the red button:;
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#X text 432 1178 There is also a buffer for scene transition settings
\, which can be edited independently. Settings can be copied to that
buffer and pasted from it.;
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#X text 438 1231 Open the Buffer window:;
#X text 488 1291 More detailed description:;
#X text 619 77 Load all the needed pathes:;
#X text 441 224 At every recall \, the variable names and values are
dumped to the first outlet.;
#X text 45 69 This example uses "ev_storage-help.txt". If you accidentally
changed it by testing the examples \, you can load the backup "ev_storage-help_bak.txt".
;
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#X text 43 120 If you take a look inside [ev_storage] \, you will see
that it consists of two abstractions from the "kollabs" library: It
only combines [ds_gui] and [ds_logic] to one single module.;
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#X text 424 1400 Look inside here how to create multiple GUIs for one
domain:;
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#X text 42 27 Of course \, it is possible to create more GUIs for the
same storage domain. Put a [ds_gui <domain>] object to create one:
;
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