MrGabberPants

7th January 2004 10:42 UTC

A globle question
Hey, how do you assign globle variables? i.e. I want to make two seperate texer2s rotate in random directions in sync with each other.

btw:I gots me a new computer, YAY, AVS never looked so purty!!!

Jaak

7th January 2004 10:49 UTC

ssc:

init:
n=100;

point:
reg00=.5;
x=i*2-1;
y=reg00;


no magic here

[edit]
this is THE MOST STUPID, SIMPLE example you could ever make, but it does the work

Deamon

7th January 2004 11:05 UTC

global vars: reg00-reg99. Though in this case, you can sync them by using the same input onbeat. try using getosc(0,0,0)*0.1 instead of rand(50)/500. (or something like that).

Warrior of the Light

7th January 2004 11:14 UTC

n=100

Jaak

7th January 2004 11:52 UTC

buuut maybe he uses draw as points
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anyways, what is with this n=lowaspossible, it doesnt fucking matter anymore ssc is fast***711;(1/0) for drawing a line

Warrior of the Light

7th January 2004 13:03 UTC

buuut maybe uses it with a 25kb SSC

We're not microsoft

Jaak

7th January 2004 13:26 UTC

gratz rattaplan!
you are the second person in those forums who has managed to annoy me, and that with ÜBER pointless statement what actualy hasn't anything to do with topic

/me applauds to rattaplan

Nic01

7th January 2004 22:43 UTC

/me gives Jaak a "I'm an Atero fan" button

S-uper_T-oast

8th January 2004 04:06 UTC

/me wants an atero fan button

EVER HEARD OF THE SEARCH FEATURE! HOLY JESUS! DO YOU WANT ME TO TUCK YOUR SHIRT IN FOR YOU, OR DO YOU JUST WANT ME TO TIE YOUR SHOES YOU LAZY GRADMA LICKING TURNIP BRAIN!
/me ties MrGrabberPants shoes then tucks his shirt in

Warrior of the Light

8th January 2004 07:14 UTC

@Jaak

Perhaps, but still I try to keep my stuff as fast as possible.

And then, the question's already been answerd

Warrior of the Light

8th January 2004 07:41 UTC

Here you are: