Send many bang messages Outputs a specified number of bang messages quickly. uzi is designed for rapid-fire output of a large number of bang messages. Cycling '74 Max Control Start shooting bangs (bang or int) TEXT_HERE How many bangs to shoot (int) TEXT_HERE Watch out TEXT_HERE Done banging bang (carry) TEXT_HERE Current Index TEXT_HERE Number of bangs to output Sets an initial number of bang messages to be sent out in response to a bang in the left inlet. If no argument is present, uzi is initially set to send out one bang. Base value for count An optional second argument sets the base value for the right outlet count. The base value defaults to 1 when no second argument is given. Output many bangs In left inlet: Begins sending out bang messages as fast as possible, one after another. The number of bang messages to send is determined by the last number received in either inlet. Set the number of bangs, cause output In left inlet: Sets the number of bang messages to send, then begins sending them out as fast as possible, one after another. Pause bang output Same as pause. Continue bang output Same as resume. Set the number of bangs with no output In right inlet: Sets the number of bang messages to send, without causing output. Offset bang count The word offset followed by a number of bangs will set the object to output a count of bangs which is offset by the given number (the number is subtracted from the previously assigned number of bangs to equal the new total number of bangs). Pause bang output In left inlet: Causes uzi to stop in the midst of sending its output. (Since uzi sends its output as fast as possible, this message must be triggered in some way by the output of uzi itself.) uzi keeps track of how many bang messages it has sent, and if it receives the pause message before sending out all its bang messages, it can then be caused to send out the rest of its bang messages with a resume or continue message. Continue bang output In left inlet: If uzi has been stopped by a pause message in the midst of sending its output, resume causes it to send out the rest of its output. Out left outlet: When uzi receives a bang or int in its left inlet, a certain number of bang messages are sent out as fast as possible, one after another. The number of bang messages is determined by the most recent number received in either inlet.

Out middle outlet: After the last bang is sent out its left outlet, uzi sends one bang out its middle outlet. This can be used as a signal that all the bang messages have been sent, much like the "carry" outlet on the counter object. Out right outlet: The number of each bang is sent out. Numbering begins from 1 (or from the base value specified by the optional second argument) each time an int or bang is received in the left inlet. If uzi is being restarted with a resume or continue message, numbering begins wherever it left off.