[jitter] Re: float isn't float ?
Jeremy Bernstein
jeremy at bootsquad.com
Tue Jun 12 15:11:30 MDT 2007
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Sorry but that's incorrect. http://freeframe.sourceforge.net/spec.html The subsections beginning with the word Parameter would be of particular relevance here. I quote from ParameterValue(): ParameterValue (32-bit float value OR 32-bit pointer) Definition: ParameterValue: Float value from 0-1 or pointer to null terminated string. (See remarks) Remarks: Apart from text parameters, FreeFrame parameter values are always 32- bit floats, and the range of values permitted is STRICTLY 0-1 (0 <= ParameterValue <= 1). This allows faster processing and a good range of values over a standard range, so the host can run up sliders or similar for the plugin. The Use of any values outside this range will result in hideous incompatibilities. The ParameterDisplayValue can be used to display whatever actual values the plugin likes e.g. 0-255, 0-767, 1-256 or whatever. The plugin should translate the standard 0-1 float range into the values it needs for its processing. For text parameters, this 32-bit value represents a pointer to a null terminated string. jb Am 12.06.2007 um 21:17 schrieb derrickgiscloux: > Sorry but depending of which freeframe plug in is loaded you can > have several parameter values (several floats) for one parameter name.
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