fluid.bufampslice~ says “Schmidt trigger”, but the correct spelling is “Schmitt trigger”.
The “Discussion” section of the reference file also says “The example code below is…”, where there is no code in the reference file. (I guess this was copypaste from it was in the help file).
Also, I appreciate that there is a UI bpatcher in this helpfile now, but it is super annoying to navitage (not unusual for rslider), but specifically because it resets every time you update the settings, making it difficult to zoom back in to where you where to compare the differences, again, because rslider is super annoying.
Pretty-please can this just use a tweaked version of @leafcutterjohn’s buffer/slice visualizer from this thread? This is sooo much more easy to navigate.
Lastly, the “musical example” subpatch should have a visualizer and also use audio that shows off the separate onset/offsets created by the object (i.e. something with sounds, and space). As far as I can tell, the sound we hear from the slices in that tab could have been generated by any of the fluid.buf onset objects since the Nicol-LoopE.wav essentially has the offsets where the next onset begins anyways.