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<div dir="auto">Thank you for sharing. I am curious how is this
different from the regular route?<br>
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I use MobMuPlat as interface in my tablet to control PureData and
OBS, using OSC messages. Becasue of this, I use a lot of [route]
objects, like:
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<p>They are buttons or toggles pressed in the tablet. As you can see
in [route] object, every outlet has its own position, no matter
where the correspondent word is. For example in [route], the third
outlet is exactly below "popo", but it is "pipi" outlet. I would
have to count how many words are before "popo" to know where is
its outlet. In [route2] (now called [r2], every outlet is below
its word.<br>
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<p>I made some fixes. For the moment, it only works with words, not
numbers.</p>
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