MAX continued

Last week and this week we did further stuff in MAX.
We learned about outcoming and uncoming values and how we can change them so that we get specific numbers. We worked with small videos and how they are added into the program.

At the left navigation strip, you find Vizzie. There you can choose PLAYR (for a player), FEEDR (for changing bleeding e.g.) and VIEWR (the output). Then you can connect all elements and put a video in. Further elements are possible.

From above towards bottom: PLAYR, FEEDR and VIEWR.

If you want to use decimal numbers, you have to set the attitude on "decimal" first.

The element "expr" is for mathematic formula. It tells the program to calculate the following input. $f1 stands for the value of the input and output. It can be inserted multiple times and parallel. So $S2, for example, is the value of another input or output.

if $f1 < 0.2 then $f1 means "if the input is smaller than 0.2, then allow the value to continue". 0.2 will then be sent.

expr 1 - ($f1 * 5) must be treated like a mathematic formula.