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a-count	External		a floating counter a floating counter
autocount	External		Similar to counter object but with internal metro. Has a few additional features and slightly different behavior. autocount does not repeat the extremes when it reaches min or max in the updown or downup patterns. Changing min does not reset the current counter value. It has three additional patterns: oscillate, random, and follow. Its metro function has two modes, max, and accurate.
barrier~	External		barrier~ stops incoming signal when a counter shows non 0.
clockdiv	Abstraction		Midi clock counter. Simple object which inputs a midi clock and outputs a count from 0 to n-1. Timing of the count is specified as a division of a bar at the current tempo.
counter	External		Count the bang messages received, output the count Counts bangs at its left input
count~	External		Signal counter Signal counter. count~ can be used to do sample playback using index~
cv.jit.mean	External		Computes the mean value of each pixel over time. Computes the mean value of each pixel over time. Works a lot like the regular Max object "mean". In order to clear the matrix, you must send the "reset" message rather than "clear", as "clear" will not reset the internal frame counter to zero. Accepts any data type or planecount. Note, however, that due to rounding errors, char and long calculations are going to deviate downwards from the actual mean. If accuracy is an issue, or you plan to feed cv.jit.mean a large number of frames, convert to floating point beforehand.
f0.float_counter	Abstraction		counter with float direction/rate
f0.limit_counter	External		a different counter with floor and ceiling
f0.ultimate_counter	External		counter with float direction/rate and loop settings
f0.ultimate_counter.js	Javascript (js)		counter with float direction rate and loop settings
idx	External		prepend index to anything / extended counter
Lcount	External		A simple counter that behaves rather like C code or some hardware.
pop	External		bang counter, filter or repeat bangs
RCer	External		Smoothes continuous data. It has many uses, from smoothing out incoming controller data, to doing counter and line-type operations. Limits output between a minimum and maximum. Input is a destination value RCer will seek. It outputs values in increments of step, in time intervals of rate, until it reaches the destination. It then shuts off until a new destination is received. If it receives a new destination before reaching an old destination, the new destination takes precedence and the old is ignored.
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