nested(?) metascores
Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2018 1:35 am
Hello Daniele & Andrea,
I'm making my first steps into the mysterious, but magnificent cage.meta-world...
Trying to create some first 'process'-patches (I love this concept, btw!!) I was wondering whether you implemented the possibility of nesting meta-engines?
As in: "main patch contains metascore M" >> "calls basic processes P, R & Q who themselves build little metascores P, R & Q inside their respective bellies (possibly added manually after render), and from this 'inside metascores' deeper nested processes are called"... and so on;
This supposes a sort of 3-level structure, but I foresee multilevel structures...
But this depends on the possibility of nesting metascores... so hence my question
And in the hopeful scenario that the answer is 'yes', should I be careful with certain elements, like instance-ID's, etc? And if not possible, which work-arounds or approaches would you suggest to build this kind of multi-level nested processes?
Ready to dive in!
And ever so grateful for all the fantastic packages!
All the best,
Joost
I'm making my first steps into the mysterious, but magnificent cage.meta-world...
Trying to create some first 'process'-patches (I love this concept, btw!!) I was wondering whether you implemented the possibility of nesting meta-engines?
As in: "main patch contains metascore M" >> "calls basic processes P, R & Q who themselves build little metascores P, R & Q inside their respective bellies (possibly added manually after render), and from this 'inside metascores' deeper nested processes are called"... and so on;
This supposes a sort of 3-level structure, but I foresee multilevel structures...
But this depends on the possibility of nesting metascores... so hence my question
And in the hopeful scenario that the answer is 'yes', should I be careful with certain elements, like instance-ID's, etc? And if not possible, which work-arounds or approaches would you suggest to build this kind of multi-level nested processes?
Ready to dive in!
And ever so grateful for all the fantastic packages!
All the best,
Joost