Break a list into individual messages Breaks a list into its elements, and sends each item out a separate outlet. Lists List to be Unpacked TEXT_HERE List to be Unpacked TEXT_HERE Element 1 of List TEXT_HERE Element 2 of List TEXT_HERE List elements The number of outlets is determined by the number of arguments. The arguments can be any combination of ints, floats, and symbols. The argument specifies the output of the unpack object's outlets; the input type is forced to the outlet type that is defined. If no argument is typed in, unpack will have two int outlets. The conversion from incoming list types to output types is very specific. Symbols received in list elements defined as numbers will output 0. Numbers received in list elements defined as symbols will be converted to the empty symbol (""). Output stored elements Causes each stored item of a list to be sent out the corresponding outlet. Output a single element The number is sent out the left outlet. Output a single element The number is sent out the left outlet. Output list elements Each item in the list (up to the number of outlets) is sent out the outlet corresponding to its position in the list. Output elements Performs the same function as list. Each item of the list received in the inlet is sent out the corresponding outlet. The first item in the list is sent out the leftmost outlet, and so on. If the outlet has been initialized with a float argument, then an int or a symbol from the input list will be converted to float before being sent out that outlet. A symbol in the input list will be sent out the corresponding outlet if that outlet has been initialized with a symbol argument.