Add two numbers, output the result Cycling '74 Max Math Set Left Operand, Trigger the Calculation TEXT_HERE Set Right Operand TEXT_HERE Result = Left + Right TEXT_HERE Initial value to add Sets the initial value, to be added to a number received in the left inlet. A float argument causes the numbers to be added as floats. Output most recent calculation In left inlet: Performs the addition with the numbers currently stored. If there is no argument, + initially holds 0. Add and cause output The number is added to the number in the right inlet, and the result is sent out the outlet. Add and cause output Converted to int, unless + has a float argument. Set value to add The number is stored for addition to a number received in the left inlet. Add with no output In left inlet: The word set, followed by a number, adds that number to the number in the right inlet but nothing is sent out. A subsequent bang sends out the result. The set message functions similarly for all the arithmetic operators, logical operators, and bitwise operators: +, -, *, /, %, <, <=, ==, !-, !/, !=, >=, >, &&, ||, &, |, <<, and >>. The number is used as the left operand, and the expression is evaluated, but the result is not sent out. Set values and output sum In left inlet: The first number is added to the second number, and the result is sent out the outlet. The sum of the two numbers received in the inlets. Only if there is an argument with a decimal point.