key into the FScape object's attribute map, where an Artifact should be stored.
The artifact's file name is taken as a template. Either that file contains a single
placeholder for java.util.Formatter syntax,
such as %d to insert an integer number. Or alternatively, if the file name does
not contain a % character but a digit or a sequence of digits, those digits
will be replaced by %d to produce a valid template.
Therefore, if the template is foo-123.jpg and the indices contain 4 and 5,
then the UGen will read the images foo-4 and foo-5 (the placeholder 123 is
irrelevant).
key into the FScape object's attribute map, where an Artifact should be stored.
key into the FScape object's attribute map, where an Artifact should be stored.
The artifact's file name is taken as a template. Either that file contains a single
placeholder for java.util.Formatter syntax,
such as %d to insert an integer number. Or alternatively, if the file name does
not contain a % character but a digit or a sequence of digits, those digits
will be replaced by %d to produce a valid template.
Therefore, if the template is foo-123.jpg and the indices contain 4 and 5,
then the UGen will read the images foo-4 and foo-5 (the placeholder 123 is
irrelevant).
Reads a sequence of images, outputting them directly one after the other, determining their file names by formatting a template taken from an artifact stored in the object's attribute map at
key, with a numeric argument given throughindices.key into the
FScapeobject's attribute map, where anArtifactshould be stored. The artifact's file name is taken as a template. Either that file contains a single placeholder forjava.util.Formattersyntax, such as%dto insert an integer number. Or alternatively, if the file name does not contain a%character but a digit or a sequence of digits, those digits will be replaced by%dto produce a valid template. Therefore, if the template isfoo-123.jpgand the indices contain4and5, then the UGen will read the imagesfoo-4andfoo-5(the placeholder123is irrelevant).