From 2 values, delay one of them...

camilozk

Thanks Reinhard!

camilozk

lets see. I have a new complication: I attach an izzy file for the example.

In the example, when "limit scale value" receives a value under 99, the bypass in "auto-fade" is on. When "limit scale value" receives a value over 100, after 2 seconds the bypass in "auto-fade" goes off.

so far so good.

now, there are some tricky situations in which the values change in the middle of a change of state in the bypass, which reverts this behaviour. And this, in my patch, happens very often. How could I prevent this???

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Reinhard

Dear,

sorry, I don't get it. You want a value between 99 and 100 to switch something. If you set an inside-range-actor to min 99 and max 100 it will tell you exactly that. Your downscaling with a limit-scale-value-actor and feeding this into an inside-range-actor set to min 0 and max 0 does not make any sense. Try this - if the value is other than 99-100 you get a 0, if it's in you get a 1.

best r

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camilozk

I understand reinhard, but this is not my problem anymore. I took away limit-scale-value-actor to try to explain my new problem in the new example attached.

case 1

-If I send an "enter" (from now on called "on"), the macro turns on

-If I send an "exit" (from now on called "off"), after 2 seconds the macro turns off

case 2

-I send an "on", the macro turns on

-I send an "off", after 2 seconds the macro will turn off

-before this 2 seconds pass, I send an "on"

In case 2, I would expect to have the macro "on", since the last signal I sent was "on", but because there was an "off" already on the way, that arrives after the 2nd "on", the final macro state is "off".

how can I prevent this?

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