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#X text 25 62 The File is formatted as follows:;
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#X text 29 101 ======================== GLOBAL ========================
;
#X text 245 171 ========================;
#X text 455 92 Every preset file starts with a GLOBAL SECTION:;
#X text 29 134 <variable_name_2> <value>;
#X text 29 121 <variable_name_1> <value>;
#X text 29 147 ...;
#X text 29 301 ...;
#X text 29 371 ...;
#X text 29 275 <setting_name_1> <value>;
#X text 29 288 <setting_name_2> <value>;
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#X text 372 51 The file can be edited with a simple text editor.;
#X text 29 171 ======================== SCENE <nr>;
#X text 29 231 ...;
#X text 29 191 # PROPERTIES;
#X text 29 261 # SETTINGS;
#X text 29 331 # TABLES;
#X text 29 440 ...;
#X text 29 401 # DATA;
#X text 29 205 /name <value>;
#X text 29 218 /duration <value>;
#X text 29 345 <table_name_1> <value1> <value2> ...;
#X text 29 358 <table_name_2> <value1> <value2> ...;
#X text 29 415 <variable_name_1> <value1> (<value2> <value3> ...);
#X text 29 428 <variable_name_2> <value1> (<value2> <value3> ...);
#X text 455 112 After this header \, the global data is saved (i.e.
the settings in the "advanced" menu).;
#X text 455 174 For every scene \, there is a SCENE header \, which
indicates where a new scene begins. This header also includes the scene
number.;
#X text 455 222 The scene data is divided into 4 different categories:
;
#X text 455 252 PROPERTIES:;
#X text 455 292 SETTINGS:;
#X text 535 252 the global settings of the scene \, i.e. its;
#X text 535 266 name and duration.;
#X text 535 292 transition settings for the individual;
#X text 455 332 TABLES:;
#X text 455 372 TABLES:;
#X text 535 372 the actual data \, i.e. the state;
#X text 535 306 variables.;
#X text 535 332 the stored tables.;
#X text 535 386 of the variables.;
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#X text 221 463 reloads the last given filepath from harddisk.;
#X text 221 383 resaves the current scene-set to the last given path.
;
#X text 221 478 loads the scene-set of the given filepath;
#X text 221 433 opens a dialog to load a scene-set from a file from
the harddisk.;
#X text 221 353 opens a dialog to save the current scene-set to a preset
file on the harddisk.;
#X text 221 398 saves the current scene-set to the given filepath;
#X text 221 180 recalls the selected scene of the current scene-set
;
#X text 221 195 sets the scene number to be recalled by "recall" or
to be automatically recalled if autorecall=1;
#X text 221 225 decrement scene number by 1;
#X text 221 240 increment scene number by 1;
#X text 221 338 sets the filepath to be loaded/saved on next reload/resave
;
#X text 9 433 /ds/<domain>/load;
#X text 9 353 /ds/<domain>/save;
#X text 9 463 /ds/<domain>/reload;
#X text 9 383 /ds/<domain>/resave;
#X text 9 338 /ds/<domain>/filename;
#X text 9 478 /ds/<domain>/loadfile;
#X text 9 398 /ds/<domain>/savefile;
#X text 9 180 /ds/<domain>/recall;
#X text 9 225 /ds/<domain>/scene/current/prev;
#X text 9 240 /ds/<domain>/scene/current/next;
#X text 9 210 /ds/<domain>/scene/current;
#X text 9 195 /ds/<domain>/scene OR;
#X text 9 265 /ds/<domain>/scene/selected;
#X text 221 265 sets the scene destination of a file operation;
#X text 9 280 /ds/<domain>/scene/selected/prev;
#X text 9 295 /ds/<domain>/scene/selected/next;
#X text 221 280 decrement destination scene number by 1;
#X text 221 295 increment destination scene number by 1;
#X text 9 310 /ds/<domain>/store;
#X text 221 310 store the current state to the selected scene;
#X text 28 90 There are many other parameters that can be controlled
from outside. If you need some specific \, you can always look them
up inside the abstractions.;
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#X text 478 65 Click here to change scene:;
#X text 28 40 This is a list of the most important parameters \, that
can be controlled by their send/receive name.;
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#X text 186 568 If you want the storage to recall a scene from a textfile
on startup \, you can specify it as follows:;
#X text 186 663 use the "/ds/<domain>/loadfile" message to load a given
file path:;
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#X text 196 806 Recall scene "0".;
#X text 114 626 <--------;
#X text 114 765 <--------;
#X text 152 805 <----;
#X text 104 731 (pathes relative to "./libs/kollabs");
#X text 186 621 Delay the load to make sure that the patch got fully
loaded.;
#X text 186 761 Delay the recall to make sure that the textfile got
fully loaded to RAM.;
#X msg 68 696 \; /ds/help/loadfile ds_help.txt;
#X msg 41 805 \; /ds/help/scene 0;
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#X text 621 12 (c)2012 Marian Weger;
#X text 15 490 [ds_reg <domain> <name>] registers a variable to the
given storage domain.;
#X text 15 520 creation arguments:;
#X text 153 520 1st: domain;
#X text 153 540 2nd: variable name;
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#X text 528 186 Storage logic for domain "help";
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#X text 401 499 Register for assigning the variable "/i/am/a/variable"
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#X text 897 484 Look inside:;
#X text 940 543 Look inside:;
#X text 778 823 The scene transition settings are always saved with
the DESTINATION scene.;
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#X text 892 960 A click on one of the listed variables;
#X text 892 972 opens its scene transition dialog.;
#X text 777 996 To set the same transition for all registered variables
\, click on "buffer". A window for the global scene transition buffer
will open.;
#X text 776 910 For a transition for one single variable \, click on
"register_list". A list of all registered variables will open.;
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#X msg 127 218 \; /ds/help/loadfile ds_help_bak.txt \; /ds/help2/loadfile
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#X text 19 796 Scene transitions can be set for all variables individually.
This can be delays \, master-slave-chains \, or smooth morphings.;
#X text 19 846 To enable scene transitions globally for a specific
domain \, create the [ds_transition <domain>] object.;
#X text 19 876 It also has a nice gui \, which you will probably need:
[ds_transition_gui <domain>];
#X text 778 855 To add a transition \, first recall the destination
scene (the one where your transition should end!).;
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#X text 19 1218 Using the scheduler \, a playlist of scenes can be
managed. Scenes can be given a specific duration \, after which the
next scene will be recalled.;
#X text 19 1268 [ds_scheduler] creates the whole needed logic for the
timeline functions. [ds_scheduler_gui] provides an intuitive player
view.;
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#X text 423 90 change it:;
#X text 33 157 This may be useful for implementing copy&paste functions
\, etc.;
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#X text 423 770 change it:;
#X text 23 467 This may be useful for updating GUI elements.;
#X text 23 807 Sometimes useful for debugging.;
#X text 33 47 Route the current value of a registered variable to any
destination.;
#X text 23 377 Resend the current value of a registered variable to
itself \, i.e. update it.;
#X text 23 717 Print the current value and domain of a registered variable
to the console.;
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#X text 20 838 There is already a button for that in the "Scene Transition
Dialog":;
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#X text 23 264 Global route for whole domain:;
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#X text 30 594 Global re-send for whole domain:;
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#X msg 484 540 ---;
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#X text 415 540 look here:;
#X msg 505 641 ---;
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#X text 437 642 look here:;
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#X text 33 87 Sending a message "<target>" to "/ds/<domain>/<name>/route"
\, sends the current value of "<name>" to "<target>".;
#X text 23 284 Sending a message "<target>" to "/ds/<domain>/route"
sends the current values of all registered variables of <domain> to
<target>.;
#X text 23 417 Sending any message to "/ds/<domain>/<name>/resend"
will send the current value of "<name>" to itself.;
#X text 30 614 Sending any message to "/ds/<domain>/resend" sends the
current values of all registered variables of <domain> to themselves.
;
#X text 23 757 Sending a bang (or any other message) to "/ds/<domain>/<name>/print"
will print the current value of <name> to the Pd window.;
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#X text 421 867 look at your Pd window!;
#X text 397 320 look at your Pd window!;
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#X text 16 153 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 9 243 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 16 82 Variables can be any type of data \, i.e. 'list' \, 'float'
\, 'symbol' \, etc.;
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#X text 687 392 /category>/<subcategory>/.../<name>;
#X text 657 357 In this helpfile \, all variables consist only of lowercase
letters and slashes in the form of:;
#X text 657 307 There is no special naming syntax needed for your variables.
But a beginning with "/" is proposed to conform with the OSC standard.
;
#X text 16 112 But \, of course \, the morphing features are only available
for 'float' values;
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#X text 15 317 If you want to register a table to the storage \, add
the "table" flag to the register as creation argument \; [ds_reg <domain>
<name> table];
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#X text 422 321 Change scene here:;
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#X text 15 367 If you want to register a table to the storage \, add
the "table" flag to the register as creation argument \; [ds_reg <domain>
<name> table]. You can also specify through flags \, if the table should
be resized automatically ("resize") or never get resized ("noresize").
;
#X text 18 476 The order of the flags does not matter.;
#X text 31 447 Example: [ds_reg <domain> <name> table noresize];
#X text 18 506 For tables \, the morphing functionality is deactivated.
But the other scene transition features (i.e. delay or slave) can be
used.;
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#X text 18 566 For more information on flags for [ds_reg]:;
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#X text 13 87 Variables are only affected by the domain they are registered
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#X text 401 35 Load textfile for "help2" on startup:;
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#X text 401 95 Corresponding GUI:;
#X text 401 65 Create logic for domain "help2":;
#X text 38 186 More information on init:;
#X text 390 245 Register variable to "help2":;
#X text 14 42 In this example \, we add another domain to the patch.
The module [ds_logic help2] adds a storage with domain "help2". Variables
can be registered to it.;
#X text 469 123 try it -->;
#X text 377 498 try the scenes of both domains:;
#X text 9 409 It is also possible to register a variable to more than
one domain at the same time. Values and transitions will be saved independently.
;
#X text 9 459 Most of the time you probably don't want a variable to
be part of multiple domains \, as you might get in big trouble...;
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#X text 60 631 Look inside:;
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#X text 15 116 For some types of variables \, it is never desired to
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;
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#X text 12 1506 This combinatino of "prepend_data" and "append_name"
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#X text 243 1461 Name;
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#X text 15 342 They are still visible \, but will no more be saved
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#X text 15 1803 With "resize" and "noresize" \, you can specify \,
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#X text 37 214 creation arguments:;
#X text 174 214 1st: domain;
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#X text 156 234 >= 2nd: see "FLAGS";
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#X text 40 388 If set \, the data will not get dispatched on a recall.
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#X text 40 182 The datastream is directly routed to its (assumed) receivers
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#X text 40 242 See [osc2send-help] for more information on how the
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#X text 96 -203 (c)2011 Marian Weger /part of EXTENDED VIEW toolkit/
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#X text 195 -35 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 65 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 -185 In the RECALL section \, you can recall a scene from
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#X text 195 -105 In the STORE section \, you can store the current
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;
#X text 195 -155 Switch between presets 0-2 to see the effect.;
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#X text 214 209 If turned off \, variables will not get dispatched.
;
#X text 214 271 If turned off \, no data will get stored.;
#X text 214 294 If turned off \, no tables will get stored.;
#X text 214 73 If turned off \, no data will get recalled;
#X text 214 101 If turned on \, only variables that have been changed
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#X text 214 143 If turned off \, no tables will get recalled.;
#X text 225 362 Print informational messages (i.e. store \, save \,
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#X text 225 392 Print error messages;
#X text 225 423 Print debug messages;
#X text 225 456 Print the whole datastream on every recall.;
#X text 225 486 Print the contents of the clipboard;
#X text 225 516 Print the contents of all scenes in memory;
#X text 225 546 Print the contents of the currently selected scene
;
#X text 225 576 Print the last loaded/saved data;
#X text 225 606 Print the current state of the global settings;
#X text 225 636 Open a list of all registered variables to print them
individually.;
#X text 225 669 Open a list of all registered global settings to print
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#X text 225 712 if activated \, the dsp gets always turned off during
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#X text 24 239 Actions for the currently selected scene:;
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#X text 153 386 Insert copied/cut scene before the selected scene.
;
#X text 153 346 Paste scene replacing the selected scene.;
#X text 153 326 Delete selected scene.;
#X text 153 306 Copy selected scene to clipboard.;
#X text 153 286 Cut selected scene to clipboard.;
#X text 153 266 Clear contents of the selected scene.;
#X text 155 35 This dialog provides some file operations on the preset
file.;
#X text 155 65 It is possible to undo these operations by reloading
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#X text 153 198 Clear the whole memory.;
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#X text 191 -345 HINT:;
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#X text 189 -280 Anyway \, the windows for advanced settings or edit
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#X text 18 185 Per default \, this option is deactivated. It gets saved
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#X text 18 135 If "occupy" is set \, the variable will not respond
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;
#X text 15 98 In the scene transition dialog of the individual variables
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#X text 41 1113 Look inside:;
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#X text 196 361 (Default = 20 ms);
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;
#X text 8 38 The variable "/i/am/a/morphing/variable" has a linear
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;
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#X text 442 575 Change scene to see the effect:;
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;
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#X text 41 692 Information on register flags:;
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;
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#X text 173 535 To delay the recall of one variable \, a delay (in
seconds) can be set.;
#X text 173 575 Turn on "morph" to get a smooth fade from the last
value to the value that is saved in the current scene.;
#X text 173 615 Set the fade time in seconds.;
#X text 173 649 Set the data-rate of the fade in ms (default = 20 ms)
;
#X text 173 659 comment;
#X text 173 695 Show the current appearance of the fade curve.;
#X text 223 734 Shape lets you chose a shape for the curve.;
#X text 173 819 This lets you specify the resolution of the fade curve.
;
#X text 173 859 Choose the quality in which the fade curve will be
applied:;
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#X text 173 962 If "occupy" is set \, the variable will not respond
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#X text 173 1280 If the "change" parameter is set \, the message will
be recalled if the new value differs from the old value.;
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#X text 173 1060 Copy all the settings from above to the register settings
buffer.;
#X text 173 1101 Paste the register settings buffer to this register.
;
#X text 554 750 See [fadecurve-help] for more information on these
values:;
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#X text 68 1373 Data;
#X text 68 1443 Name;
#X text 217 1400 Prepend/append any symbol to the recalled data.;
#X text 217 1465 Prepend/append any symbol to the variable name.;
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#X text 174 1135 show the buffer window;
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#X text 173 495 Start recalling only after another (master-) variable
has completed its transition.;
#X text 21 443 These values are saved separately for each parameter
in every scene. They are saved in the "settings" section of the file.
;
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#X text 216 770 Weight is a mix factor between a linear fade;
#X text 216 784 and the chosen shape.;
#X text 19 1224 The following parameters only appear in this window
for monitoring reasons. The need to be set as creation arguments (flags)
for the individual registers:;
#X text 498 162 Hint: It is also possible to create an additional GUI
for a specific variable by creating [ds_reg_gui <domain> <name>];
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#X text 173 1330 Shows if the registered variable is a table.;
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#X text 245 348 Look inside:;
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#X text 189 274 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 21 55 The controls of the buffer are the same as in the individual
registers. You can copy from the buffer to single registers or vice-versa
in the individual scene transition dialogs.;
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#X text 216 125 Click on a variable to get to its scene transition
dialog:;
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#X text 217 255 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.;
#X text 214 391 Stop the current transition for the whole domain.;
#X text 214 441 Resume a stopped transition.;
#X text 214 491 Open the advanced settings dialog:;
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#X text 251 48 Turn scene transitions on and off globally.;
#X text 251 78 Recall transition settings on a scene recall.;
#X text 251 108 Store transition settings if a scene gets stored.;
#X text 251 148 Override the individual state of "occupy" globally.
;
#X text 251 218 Turn delays of parameters on and off globally.;
#X text 251 178 Turn parameter morphing on and off globally.;
#X text 251 258 Turn slave on and off globally.;
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#X text 67 1372 Look inside:;
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#X text 22 37 It is possible to create multiple playlist windows by
using the object [ds_pl_gui <domain>].;
#X text 22 76 The green column on the left marks the current scene.
;
#X text 22 116 The second column (purple) shows the scene numbers.
;
#X text 22 156 The big row in the center shows the scene names.;
#X text 22 171 The names must be set by a text editor in the corresponding
preset file. Per default \, they are set to "<unnamed>".;
#X text 22 211 The red row on the right marks the currently selected
scene.;
#X text 22 230 With the scrollbar on the right \, it is possible to
scroll throgh the scenes.;
#X text 22 280 On the bottom \, the current scene number and its name
are shown.;
#X text 22 91 Click on it to move the cursor.;
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#X text 15 70 This is a scene-based state saving solution \, featuring
complex transition features. It is based entirely on Pd-Vanilla. It
is based on the two main abstractions [ds_logic] and [ds_reg] for the
very basic features. For transitions etc. \, some additional abstractions
are required.;
#X text 398 74 This helpfile uses "ds_help.txt" and "ds_help2.txt".
If you accidentally changed them by testing the examples \, you can
load the backup "ds_help_bak.txt" or "ds_help2_bak.txt" respectively:
;
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#X text 40 118 /category>/<subcategory>/.../<name>;
#X text 10 83 In this helpfile \, all variables consist only of lowercase
letters and slashes in the form of:;
#X text 10 33 There is no special naming syntax needed for your variables.
But a beginning with "/" is proposed to conform with the OSC standard.
;
#X text 13 148 Generally \, your variables can have any name \, that
PD does allow.;
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