Category - Numeric
This patch smoothes a numerical value over time using a specific interpolation curve over a given duration. more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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Generates a pulse for a duration of a single frame whenever the input signal changes according to detection mode. more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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This patch restricts a numerical value to the specified range by clamping it or rolling it over. more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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This patch rounds a numerical value to the nearest, largest or smallest integer. more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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This patch performs a logic operation on two Boolean values and returns the result as a Boolean.
Note that in case of the "NOT" operation, the second operand is ignored. more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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This patch performs an arbitrary number of mathematical operations on an initial numerical value.
The operations are applied in sequence starting by applying operation #1 with operand #1 on the initial value. The result is then applied operation #2 with operand #2 and so on... more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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This patch executes a mathematical expression with variables.
The expression parser supports parenthesis to an arbitrary depth, the arithmetic operators ( +, -, *, /, %, ^), boolean operators (<, >, ==, !=, <=, >=, ?:), logical operators (&&, ||, ! ) and bitwise operators (&, |, !& (XOR), ~).
Constants may be expressed in either decimal, "12.345", or scientific, "1.2345e1", notation. Some predefined constants are provided: pi and e.
The parser also supports the following functions: sin(), cos(), tan()... more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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Compares two numerical values using a condition and a tolerance, then outputs a boolean indicating if the condition was met (True) or not (False). more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
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This patch has an internal counter, with an initial value of 0, which is incremented by 1 (or decremented by 1) each time the "Increasing Signal" (or "Decreasing Signal") input goes from False to True.
The current counter value is reset to 0 when the "Reset Signal" input goes from False to True. more...
Uploaded 19 Jan 19:47
· built-in patch