Hi,

MMF can't know by himself if something has changed in an interface ; you must tell him when he has to analyse the postions of objets in the patch (that's what appens when you bring a new interface to front in the template patch).

so : if you change or move the content of an interface patch (manually or by scripting) , you need to send a bang to "mmf.interface <youInterfaceName>" inlet (or send a bang to "<youInterfaceName>_updatecoll" ).

If you move things INSIDE a bpatcher : same problem, same solution, send a bang to "<youBpatcherName>_updatecoll" (bpatcher name must be it's first argument as well..)

In your case, send this bang at the end of your transition animation.

M.

Hi alp

in your patch, you change bpatcher display offset, not objects position. it can't work like this ; MMF is based on objects positions in a patch.
To let this kind of trick work, MMF should use the "offset" attribute when analysing the content of a bpatcher, and apply this offset to objects position (and disable objects that are outside the visible area – using "presentation_rect" attribute…). This may be added in a future version… but for the moment, I would advice you to avoid using bpatcher offset ; a repalcement solution would be to use 2 different bpatchers ("touch" & "mix"), and move them in your interface. (and don't forget to refresh objects position with a bang sent to "Run_Squatouch_updatecoll" (refresh content of your interface named Run_Squatouch)

M