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-#X obj 145 481 s /help/ds/scene;
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-#X text 61 763 Look inside here:;
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-#X text 60 516 Look inside here for a list of the most important parameters:
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-#X obj 432 306 print ev_storage_output;
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-#X text 60 431 Change scene by clicking these message boxes:;
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-#X text 54 848 Have a look on the syntax:;
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-#X text 53 821 You can easily edit the preset files with any text editor.
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-#X text 58 350 The GUI controls are explained in here:;
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-#X text 438 400 Look inside to see how new variables can get registered:
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-#X text 438 491 Go to the advanced settings:;
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-#X text 438 521 And open the register list:;
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-#X text 438 541 There \, you can enter the scene transition dialog
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-for all registered variables of this domain.;
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-#X text 438 571 The scene transition settings are saved with the DESTINATION
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-scene.;
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-#X text 367 35 (c)2012 Marian Weger;
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-#X text 443 635 Look inside to see how it is possible to fade between
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-scenes:;
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-#X text 443 726 It is also possible to delay recalls or to chain them
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-to another one:;
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-#X text 442 816 A variable can be set to ignore all recalls \, until
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-it is fully dispatched.;
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-#X text 442 906 There are some additional options for registers:;
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-#X text 59 1041 Go to the advanced settings:;
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-#X text 59 1068 Click "edit":;
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-#X text 215 22 The textfile can also be edited with a simple text editor.
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-#X text 25 62 The File is formatted as follows:;
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-#X text 29 101 ======================== GLOBAL ========================
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-#X text 29 201 #data;
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-#X text 29 271 ======================== SCENE <nr> <name>;
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-#X text 288 271 ========================;
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-#X text 455 152 After the #settings header \, the settings of the global
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-data are saved.;
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-#X text 455 182 After the #data header \, the global data is saved.
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-#X text 455 302 After the #settings header \, the settings of the scene
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-data are saved.;
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-#X text 455 342 After the #data header \, the scene data is saved.
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-#X text 455 112 After this header \, the global data is saved.;
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-#X text 455 92 Every preset file starts with a GLOBAL SECTION:;
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-#X text 455 222 For every scene \, there is a SCENE header \, and two
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-sections for settings and data.;
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-#X text 455 252 After this header \, a scene begins. It has a number
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-(from 0 to N) and a name. The name can only be set by an external text
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-editor.;
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-#X text 29 131 #settings;
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-#X text 29 177 ...;
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-#X text 29 234 <variable_name_2> <value>;
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-#X text 29 221 <variable_name_1> <value>;
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-#X text 29 247 ...;
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-#X text 29 151 <setting_name_1> <value>;
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-#X text 29 164 <setting_name_2> <value>;
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-#X text 29 371 #data;
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-#X text 29 301 #settings;
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-#X text 29 347 ...;
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-#X text 29 404 <variable_name_2> <value>;
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-#X text 29 391 <variable_name_1> <value>;
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-#X text 29 417 ...;
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-#X text 29 321 <setting_name_1> <value>;
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-#X text 29 334 <setting_name_2> <value>;
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-#X restore 238 848 pd \$0-file_layout;
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-#N canvas 185 36 576 616 \$0-controls 0;
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-#X text 96 -373 (c)2011 Marian Weger /part of EXTENDED VIEW toolkit/
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-gpl v3;
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-#X text 195 -205 The SAVE section lets you save all scenes from RAM
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-to a textfile on the HDD. Click "save" to open a save dialog. "resave"
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-will let you save to the last specified filename.;
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-#X text 195 -105 The LOAD section lets you load all scenes from a textfile
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-to RAM. Click "load" to open a load dialog. "reload" will let you load
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-the last specified filename.;
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-#X text 195 -355 In the RECALL section \, you can recall a scene from
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-RAM.;
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-#X text 195 -275 In the STORE section \, you can store the current
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-state of the patch into RAM. Select a destination scene and press "store".
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-#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.;
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-#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
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-on a recall.;
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-#X text 163 117 "recall_settings" must be enabled to recall the scene
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-transition settings for the saved data.;
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-#X text 163 204 "recall_global" must be enabled to recall the global
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-parameters for this storage domain with each recall.;
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-#X text 163 281 This button opens a list of all variables that are
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-registered with this domain.;
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-#X text 163 67 (All variables are saved within the "data" section)
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-#X text 163 147 (The scene transition settings for the variables are
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-saved within the "settings" section);
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-#X text 163 234 ("recall_data" and "recall_settings" are saved in the
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-"GLOBAL" section);
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-#X text 166 325 Click on a variable to get to its scene transition
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-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)
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-can be set.;
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-#X text 173 125 Turn on "morph" to get a smooth fade from the last
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-value to the value that is saved in the current scene.;
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-#X text 173 165 Set the fade time in seconds.;
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-#X text 173 189 Set the data-rate of the fade in ms (default = 20 ms)
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-#X text 173 199 comment;
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-#X text 173 228 If no curve is specified \, a linear fade will be applied.
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-#X text 173 40 The values are saved separately for each parameter in
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-every scene. They are saved in the "settings" section.;
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-#X text 173 245 Show the current appearance of the fade curve.;
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-#X text 173 286 Shape lets you chose a shape for the curve.;
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-#X text 173 306 Weight is a mix factor between a linear fade and the
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-chosen shape.;
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-#X text 173 339 This lets you specify the resolution of the fade curve.
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-#X text 538 420 2: linear interpolation;
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-#X text 538 434 3: tabread4 4-point polynomianl interpolation;
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-#X text 538 406 1: no interpolation;
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-#X text 538 392 0: bypass --> output=input (default);
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-#X text 173 379 Choose the quality in which the fade curve will be
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-#X obj 657 329 fadecurve-help;
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-#X text 549 300 See [fadecurve-help] for more information on these
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-values.;
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-#X text 173 462 If "occupy" is set \, the variable will not respond
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-to another scene recall while it is fading.;
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-#X text 173 632 For debug reasons \, you can print the current value
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-of the variable to the console.;
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-#X text 173 678 If "set" is activated \, a "set" message will be prepended
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-to the message when recalled. This option is to prevent loops. It aims
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-on special cases \, which are not explained here.;
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-#X text 173 736 If the "change" parameter is set \, the message will
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-be recalled if the new value differs from the old value.;
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-#X obj 659 741 change;
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-#X text 528 742 See [change object]:;
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-#X text 173 782 Deactivate morphing functionality for this variable.
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-This needs to be set as a creation argument for [ds_reg] \, when a
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-variable gets registered to the storage.;
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-#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
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-buffer.;
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-#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 412 130 They apply on the currently SELECTED scene:;
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-#X text 153 398 For debugging: Print contents to the console.;
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-#X text 285 87 These controls also exist in the "scene transition dialog"
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-of the individual registers. In this buffer \, they work exactly the
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-#X text 201 321 This button pastes the buffer settings from above to
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-#X restore 314 23 pd \$0-advanced_settings;
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-#X text 14 -142 It is possible to create multiple playlist windows
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-by using the object [ds_pl_gui <domain>].;
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-#X text 337 -103 The green column on the left marks the current scene.
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-;
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-#X text 337 -63 The second column (purple) shows the scene numbers.
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-;
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-#X text 337 -23 The big row in the center shows the scene names.;
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-#X text 337 -8 The names must be set by a text editor in the corresponding
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-preset file. Per default \, they are set to "<unnamed>".;
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-#X text 337 32 The red row on the right marks the currently selected
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-scene.;
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-#X text 337 51 With the scrollbar on the right \, it is possible to
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-scroll throgh the scenes.;
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-#X text 337 101 On the bottom \, the current scene number and its name
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-are shown.;
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-#X text 337 -88 Click on it to move the cursor.;
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-#X restore 308 350 pd \$0-controls;
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-#X obj 77 103 del 1000;
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-#X text 222 45 If you want the storage to recall a scene from a textfile
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-on startup \, you can specify it as follows:;
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-#X text 222 140 use the "/<domain>/ds/loadfile" message to load a given
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-#X text 222 98 Delay the load by one second to make sure that the patch
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-#X obj 77 125 t b b;
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-#X obj 77 240 del 2000;
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-#X text 222 238 Delay the recall by two seconds to make sure that the
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-textfile got fully loaded to RAM.;
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-#X text 232 283 Recall scene "0".;
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-#X text 150 103 <--------;
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-#X text 150 242 <--------;
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-#X text 188 282 <----;
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-#X msg 77 282 \; /help/ds/scene 0 \;;
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-#X text 140 208 (pathes relative to "./libs/kollabs");
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-#X msg 104 173 \; /help/ds/loadfile ds-help.txt;
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-#X restore 179 762 pd \$0-init;
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-#X text 223 532 reloads the last given filepath from harddisk.;
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-#X text 223 452 resaves the current scene-set to the last given path.
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-;
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-#X text 223 547 loads the scene-set of the given filepath;
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-#X text 223 502 opens a dialog to load a scene-set from a file from
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-the harddisk.;
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-#X text 223 422 opens a dialog to save the current scene-set to a preset
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-file on the harddisk.;
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-#X text 223 467 saves the current scene-set to the given filepath;
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-#X text 223 249 recalls the selected scene of the current scene-set
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-;
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-#X text 223 264 sets the scene number to be recalled by "recall" or
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-to be automatically recalled if autorecall=1;
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-#X text 223 294 decrement scene number by 1;
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-#X text 223 309 increment scene number by 1;
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-#X text 223 407 sets the filepath to be loaded/saved on next reload/resave
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-#X text 11 502 /<domain>/ds/load;
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-#X text 11 422 /<domain>/ds/save;
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-#X text 11 532 /<domain>/ds/reload;
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-#X text 11 452 /<domain>/ds/resave;
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-#X text 11 407 /<domain>/ds/filename;
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-#X text 11 547 /<domain>/ds/loadfile;
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-#X text 11 467 /<domain>/ds/savefile;
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-#X text 11 249 /<domain>/ds/recall;
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-#X text 11 294 /<domain>/ds/scene/current/prev;
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-#X text 11 279 /<domain>/ds/scene/current;
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-#X text 11 264 /<domain>/ds/scene OR;
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-#X text 223 334 sets the scene destination of a file operation;
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-#X text 11 349 /<domain>/ds/scene/selected/prev;
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-#X text 11 364 /<domain>/ds/scene/selected/next;
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-#X text 223 349 decrement destination scene number by 1;
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-#X text 223 364 increment destination scene number by 1;
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-#X text 11 379 /<domain>/ds/store;
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-#X text 223 379 store the current state to the selected scene;
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-#X text 61 101 There are many other parameters that can be controlled
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-from outside. If you are familiar with Pure Data \, you can look them
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-up unside the abstractions.;
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-#X text 61 51 This is a list of the most important parameters \, that
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-#X text 53 910 Click on "playlist" to show the playlist window.;
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-#X text 54 1176 It is possible to create multiple storage domains.
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-#X text 222 45 If you want the storage to recall a scene from a textfile
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-on startup \, you can specify it as follows:;
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-#X text 222 140 use the "/<domain>/ds/loadfile" message to load a given
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-file path:;
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-#X text 222 98 Delay the load by one second to make sure that the patch
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-got fully loaded.;
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-#X obj 77 125 t b b;
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-#X obj 77 220 del 2000;
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-#X text 222 218 Delay the recall by two seconds to make sure that the
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-textfile got fully loaded to RAM.;
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-#X text 232 263 Recall scene "0".;
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-#X text 150 103 <--------;
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-#X text 150 222 <--------;
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-#X text 188 262 <----;
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-#X msg 77 262 \; /help2/ds/scene 0 \;;
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-#X restore 441 48 pd \$0-init;
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-#X text 407 27 Load textfile on startup:;
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-#X text 14 42 In this example \, we add another domain to the patch.
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-The module [ev_storage help2] adds a storage with domain "help2". Variables
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-can be registered to it:;
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-#X msg 437 292 0;
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-#X msg 467 292 1;
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-#X msg 497 292 2;
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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
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-not be affected by this storage;
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-#X obj 417 88 ds_logic help2;
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-#X obj 403 122 ds_gui help2;
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-#X restore 144 1220 pd \$0-multiple_domains;
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-#X text 32 -355 To prevent loops creating stack overflows \, it is
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-possible to prepend a "set" message to a variable if it gets recalled.
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-This way \, i.e. numberboxes show the new value \, but will not give
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-it out on the outlet.;
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-#X text 23 -230 Per default \, saved variables only get dispatched
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-\, if the recalled value differs from the current value. If a variable
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-needs to get dispatched \, even if the current value would not change
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-\, a "nochange" argument can be added to the register.;
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-#X obj 121 -291 ds_reg help /i/must/be/set set;
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-#X obj 121 -149 ds_reg help /i/got/changed nochange;
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-#X restore 531 928 pd \$0-register_options;
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-#X text 23 -235 If "occupy" is set \, the variable will not respond
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-to another scene recall until it got fully dispatched.;
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-#X text 23 -195 Per default \, this option is activated. It is saved
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-individually for each scene.;
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-#X obj 35 -328 ds_reg help /i/am/occupied;
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