Distribute a value to a numbered outlet Accepts lists as input, where the first number is taken as the outlet number, and one or more values that follow are sent out that outlet and those to its right, in right-to-left order. The argument sets the number of outlets (there is no set limit). The default number of outlets is 2. Cycling '74 Max Data Lists list: Outlet Number Followed by Data TEXT_HERE list: Outlet Number Followed by Data TEXT_HERE Outlet Number 0 TEXT_HERE Outlet Number 1 TEXT_HERE Number of outlets. The first argument sets the number of outlets. If there is no argument present, the object has two outlets. Numbering offset The second argument sets an offset for the numbering of the outlets. If the second argument is not present, the outlets are numbered beginning with 0. List Mode The third argument, if set to '1', sets the object to "list mode." In "list mode," an entire list is output through the indicated outlet (with the optional offset provided by the second object argument), instead of unpacking the list and sending the individual elements out sequential outlets. This argument defaults to '0'. Post an error Posts an error-message in the Max Console stating that spray requires a list. Send values to numbered outlets The first number in the list is a number that specifies the outlet number; the second is an int or float value to send out that outlet. If there are additional elements in the list, they are sent out the subsequent outlets to the right of the one specified by the first number in the list. The list may contain only ints or floats; symbols will be ignored. Set the numbering offset The word offset followed by a number will offset the output of the object by the number of outlets given shifted to the left (a negative number will specify the number of outlets offset to the right). When a list of is received by spray, the first number is used to specify an outlet, and the second int or float is sent out that outlet. Any additional numbers in the list are sent out subsequent outlets to the right.