Need help with the Snap Value module.

I trying to store a set of random values using the "Snap Value". It does work but it doesn't change the output when a new value is input to the module. I created a triggered event with the button which does latch a random number but it does not pass thru the snap value module. My guess the snap value won't pass incoming values but it will store that value if it is saved in a snap. I think the issue can be solved by using a merge after the snap value that has one input connected the the latch value and the other connected to the snap value. I suspect when a snap is called up, a single event exits the "snap value" and no more events after that. If so, the merge should remedy that problem. However I thought I'd ask if there's a way to pass new entries thru the snap value when an event at the input arrives after the button is pushed. The button is set to Trigger so it should capture the value from the random generator. I just want to simplify the design by not having to use merges. Any suggestions? TIA

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Bolle

Yeah Primary can overwhelm some of us. But it can be very rewarding and NI really did a great job making it easy to use.

Studiowaves

I wish they had a core module though. In order to make it work I pretty much have to come out of a core cell, make a primary macro then go right back into the core cell and continue where I left off. Lot's of unnecessary wiring but I'm not complaigning because at least it was possible. They have a few options for the primary module but it doesn't seem to pass thru. The "Write Thru" is available in both the single module and the array module. It just doesn't pass to the output after it receives a new value on its input. Come to thing of it, this module may solve your problem with initialization events that you had a while back.

The Write Thru option means that when a new value is written into the Snap Value Array,the index and value are automatically sent to the Module's corresponding outputs.• Self-iteration means that the Snap Value Array will automatically send all of its valueswhen a Snapshot is recalled, or when the Ensemble is initialized.

Studiowaves

Ok, I used the "snap value array" It passes thru but it still won't save the values in a snap. Not sure what to do. All it does is recall the default values that were put in there. How do write new values? Seems like it should work as the new values show up on the outputs, but the save doesn't save them. What am I doing wrong? any help appreciated… TIA

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