hana / ht.min

Max externals developed with min-devkit

ht.min

Max externals created using the Min-DevKit for Max, an API and supporting tools for writing externals in modern C++.

Acknowledgements

This package was created using the Min-DevKit for Max.

How to Use

• Download this repository into your Max 8/Packages folder (by default it is located in ~/Documents).

List of Externals

• ht.alarm
  • Outputs a bang at the specified time, runs on the scheduler thread.
• ht.alarm~
  • Outputs a bang at the specified time, runs on the audio thread.
• ht.between
  • Outputs a bang from the different outlets depending on wheather the input number is between two values.
• ht.b2bi
  • Converts float into a uint8_t list.
• ht.COBS
  • Encode a list with Consistent Overhead Byte Stuffing (COBS) algorithm. Compatible with PacketSerial library for Arduino.
• ht.instance
  • Counts the objects with same name

Notes

• All .mxo and .mxe64 objecs are compiled on macOS and Windows10 (64bit).

Licence

MIT

Prerequisites

You can use the objects provided in this package as-is.

To code your own objects, or to re-compile existing objects, you will need a compiler:

• On the Mac this means Xcode 9 or later (you can get from the App Store for free).
• On Windows this means Visual Studio 2017 (you can download a free version from Microsoft). The installer for Visual Studio 2017 offers an option to install Git, which you should choose to do.

You will also need the Min-DevKit, available from the Package Manager inside of Max or directly from Github.

Contributors / Acknowledgements

The ht.min is the work of some amazing and creative artists, researchers, and coders.

Support

For support, please contact the developer of this package.