Select outlet based on input matching Tries to match a message's first argument to the route object's own arguments. The rightmost outlet passes any message that matched no other choice, so you may gang route objects to get more choices Cycling '74 Max Control Number or list to be Routed TEXT_HERE Number or list to be Routed TEXT_HERE Outputs if Input Matches 0 TEXT_HERE Input if Input Doesn't Match TEXT_HERE Outlet selectors Arguments can be a mix of ints, floats, or symbols. The number of arguments determines the number of outlets, in addition to the rightmost outlet. Each argument assigns a name or a number to an outlet. If there is no argument, there is one other outlet, which is assigned the number 0. Route output based on a match Performs the same function as anything. Route output based on a match Performs the same function as anything. Route output based on a match Performs the same function as anything. Route output based on a match Performs the same function as anything. Route output based on a match If the first item of the message is the same as one of the arguments of route, the rest of the message is sent out the outlet that corresponds to that argument. If the first item does not match any of the arguments, the entire message is passed out the rightmost outlet. The first item of any message received in the inlet is compared with the arguments. If it matches one of the arguments, the rest of the message is sent out the specified outlet. Otherwise, the entire message is passed out the rightmost outlet. If the first item of a message matches one of the arguments, but the message has no additional items, bang is sent out the specified outlet.