I'm retrofitting my plug-ins with piecewise circuits to optimize CPU performance (ex.: a "Mute" button will deactivate the circuit, thus saving CPU cycles). In one case, the ideal ranges would be:
-inf / <0
0 / 0
>0 / +inf
So the middle range would only have a one value: 0.
Is this possible? If yes, how to enter it in the range fields?
- Kewl
Piecewise circuit: range of one value?
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 225 posts since 11 Apr, 2007 from Montreal, Canada
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- KVRer
- 27 posts since 2 May, 2008
Hey there!
I don't know how the cicuits are calculated but perhaps you should try Comparators.
With comparators you can set up each value that needs to be compared.
Though I'm new to Sonic Birth I might be wrong but I think it is worth a shot.
Greetz
I don't know how the cicuits are calculated but perhaps you should try Comparators.
With comparators you can set up each value that needs to be compared.
Though I'm new to Sonic Birth I might be wrong but I think it is worth a shot.
Greetz
Are angels poultry???
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- KVRer
- 10 posts since 13 May, 2008 from PORTO, PORTUGAL
Just create three sub-circuits and double-click on the Min to edit them.
Joaquim
Joaquim
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- KVRer
- 10 posts since 13 May, 2008 from PORTO, PORTUGAL
Comparators don't save CPU timemetal_head_82 wrote:Hey there!
I don't know how the cicuits are calculated but perhaps you should try Comparators.
Greetz
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 225 posts since 11 Apr, 2007 from Montreal, Canada
I'm not sure I understand... Could you elaborate a bit more?kanguru007 wrote:Just create three sub-circuits and double-click on the Min to edit them.
- Kewl
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- KVRer
- 10 posts since 13 May, 2008 from PORTO, PORTUGAL
- Add a 'piecewise circuit'
- Click on it
- Add 2 more ranges so that you have a total of 3
- Double-click on each Min range value and edit it
- Select one range and click Next on the main window to
get to its content
- Create the corresponding sub-circuit
- Click Prev. on the main window to get out
- Do the same for the other two
Joaquim
- Click on it
- Add 2 more ranges so that you have a total of 3
- Double-click on each Min range value and edit it
- Select one range and click Next on the main window to
get to its content
- Create the corresponding sub-circuit
- Click Prev. on the main window to get out
- Do the same for the other two
Joaquim
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 225 posts since 11 Apr, 2007 from Montreal, Canada
OK, that was, for some reason, the tricky part. I have plug-ins that incorporate three-range piecewise circuit, but never thought of trying to edit *ONLY* the minimum value. So that's the trick for a range of only one value...kanguru007 wrote:- Double-click on each Min range value and edit it
Thanks,
Kewl
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 225 posts since 11 Apr, 2007 from Montreal, Canada
Bad news...
We know how to enter a range of one value, but ultimately it doesn't work. The active part of the circuit are always on. So there is no CPU saving benefits and, in some cases, it's worse.
It's like the the range of one value (the passive part of the circuit, meant to save CPU cycles) is not considered.
- Kewl
We know how to enter a range of one value, but ultimately it doesn't work. The active part of the circuit are always on. So there is no CPU saving benefits and, in some cases, it's worse.
It's like the the range of one value (the passive part of the circuit, meant to save CPU cycles) is not considered.
- Kewl
