A list of enumerated values can be set using a list of symbols, e.g. @enum zero one two . Sending a message that contains the parameter name followed by any of the symbols provided will output the corresponding enumerated integer value..

Setting @enum 0 1 exposes the parameter value of a RNBO generated Max External as an on/off (0/1) toggle in the Max Object Inspector and connected attrui objects, rather than a symbol.

For more information on enums, see RNBO parameters .

Using an exponent will scale the normalized output (right outlet) by a provided exponential degree.

@fromnormalized will modify the input of param based on a provided mathematical expression. The resulting output is sent to any fromnormalized objects that share the same parameter name. The output, which must be bounded within a @min and @max range, will be modified based on the mathematical expression given an input between 0. and 1.

Expressions are written in expr format using the keyword value as the input variable. For instance, @fromnormalized pow(value, 2)+3 will produce the input value plus 3, raised to the 2nd power. For more info on expr format, see Designing Equations .

Sets a bounded maximum value for the parameter output. Values sent to param that are below the minimum value will not be sent to the output.

Sets a bounded maximum value for the parameter output. Values sent to param that are below the minimum value will not be sent to the output.

A JSON formatted string containing metadata for use by the exported code.

@meta can be used to pass on any information for custom needs via the exported description.json file. This has potential use for hardware mappings/routings, UI generation, advanced toolchain integration, etc.

Sets a bounded minimum value for the parameter output. Values sent to param that are below the minimum value will not be sent to the output.

Sets a bounded minimum value for the parameter output. Values sent to param that are below the minimum value will not be sent to the output.

A param object will receive numerical messages sent to rnbo~ in a format containing the parameter name followed by the message to be sent. Each param object within a RNBO patcher must have a unique name.

Messages can also be sent and received using the parameter name once a RNBO patch is exported to an external target. See the RNBO API Reference for guides on target specific syntax.

Set whether or not to send the param object's initial value to the output

Setting the number of steps allows a numerical input to be divided into discrete steps. For instance, a step value of 5 will divide input ranging from 0-100 into values of 0, 25, 50, 75, and 100.

@tonormalized will modify the input of param based on a provided mathematical expression. The resulting output is sent to the right outlet and to any tonormalized objects that share the same parameter name. The default normalized output between 0. and 1. is replaced with the output of the provided expression. When used along side @min and @max , the range (output) of the expression is unbounded, however, the domain (input) is bounded.

Expressions are written in expr format using the keyword value as the input variable. For instance, @tonormalized pow(value, 2)+3 will produce the input value plus 3, raised to the 2nd power. For more info on expr format, see Designing Equations .

Sets an initial value to be sent to param 's output on the initialization of a RNBO external target