Flash on any message, send a bang live.button is used to trigger other messages and processes. Cycling '74 Live Live UI Objects Messages in TEXT_HERE Bang for Transition From 0 to 1 TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Performs the same function as anything. Performs the same function as anything. Performs the same function as anything. Performs the same function as anything. Performs the same function as anything. Performs the same function as anything. Flash the button and send a bang message When any message is received in the inlet, the button flashes briefly and a bang is sent out the outlet. Display and output a value The word assign, followed by a floating point value, causes that value to be displayed and sent out the live.button object's outlet. The value, however, will not be stored. If the Parameter Visibility attribute is set to Stored Only, the assign message will not add the new value to the Live application’s undo chain. Click to flash the button and send a bang message Clicking on the live.button object will cause it to flash briefly and send a bang message out the outlet. Active mode enable Toggles the object's active mode. When active is set to 0, mouse action does not cause output and the inactive colors are used. Background color off (active) When the active attribute is set to 1, this attribute sets the background color displayed when the button is off in RGBA format. Background color on (active) When the active attribute is set to 1, this attribute sets the background color displayed when the button is on in RGBA format. Annotation Name The string that is prepended to annotations. This shows up in the Info pane in Live, and the clue window in Max. Background color off (inactive) When the active attribute is set to 0, this attribute sets the background color displayed when the button is off in RGBA format. Background color on (inactive) When the active attribute is set to 0, this attribute sets the background color displayed when the button is on in RGBA format. Blink time Sets the blink time in milliseconds. Border color Sets the border color of live.button object in RGBA format. Note that this color is only used in the assignment mode within Live. Border color (focus) Sets the display color for the focused live.button object's border in RGBA format. Note that this color is only used in assignment mode within Live. Visible to Max Mapping When parameter_mappable is enabled, the object will be available for mapping to keyboard or MIDI input using the Max Mappings feature. Bang on value transition The parameter automation of live.button stores 0 and 1 values. The transition attribute specifies when a bang message will be sent to the outlet.
0 Zero->One: output a bang when the parameter value changes from 0. to 1.
1 One->Zero: output a bang when the parameter value changes from 1. to 0.
2 Both: output a bang when the parameter value changes from 0. to 1. and when it changes from 1. to 0. Output a bang on 0. to 1. transitions Outputs a bang when the parameter value changes from 0. to 1. Output a bang on 1. to 0. transitions Outputs a bang when the parameter value changes from 1. to 0. Output a bang on 0. to 1. and 1. to 0. transitions Outputs a bang when the parameter value changes from 0. to 1. and when it changes from 1. to 0. A mouse click or any message in the inlet causes the live.button object to flash and send a bang message.