Round-robin messages to outlets Each incoming number is sent to the next outlet, wrapping around to the first outlet after the last has been reached. Cycling '74 Max Data Number to Send to Successive Outlets TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Output of Item 1 TEXT_HERE Number of outlets Determines the number of outlets. If there is no argument, there will be one outlet. Output mode Sets the output mode. If it is non-zero, cycle detects separate "events" and restarts at the leftmost outlet when a new event occurs. Examples of separate events include messages with delays between them, and messages triggered by successive mouse clicks or MIDI events. A stream of items separated by commas in a message box is considered a single event. If this argument is not present or is 0, the values cycle through all the outlets, regardless of whether they are attached to separate events or not. Send a bang to the next output Sends a bang to the next outlet. Send value to the next outlet The input to be directed to successive outlets. Send value to the next outlet The input to be directed to successive outlets. Send value to the successive outlets The stream of ints, floats, or symbols to be directed to successive outlets. Send value to the successive outlets The stream of ints, floats, or symbols to be directed to successive outlets. Set output mode The word thresh, followed by a number, sets the output mode, in the same way as the second typed-in argument. If the number is non-zero, cycle will detect separate "events" and restart at the leftmost outlet whenever a new event occurs. If the number is 0, each number received will be directed to the next outlet in the cycle. Set next outlet The word set, followed by a number, specifies an outlet to which the next input should be directed, if in cycle mode. Outlets are numbered beginning with 0; if an outlet number is specified that does not actually exist, the message is ignored. (This message has no effect when cycle is in event-sensitive mode, in which case each message is always sent out beginning at the leftmost outlet.) The stream of ints, floats, or symbols to be directed to successive outlets. The stream of ints, floats, or symbols to be directed to successive outlets. Out any outlet: In cycle mode, each successive int, float, or symbol received, either separately or as part of a list, is directed to an outlet to the right of the previous number. When the cycle reaches the rightmost outlet, the next number is sent out the left outlet.

In event-sensitive mode, any int, float, or symbol which is a new event restarts the output at the left outlet.