Cool, thanks! I will give it a try.
Lucidcharts and Visio come to mind
this is one that came out recently that I will try if I ever find graphviz to not be the ticket.
having a working palette is the most important piece that I need. It just doesnāt work for me if I have to remake the memory palace each time I want to use it in a patch.
but Iām also not going to pay a subscription fee for something like this.
I added the graphviz workflow to my stream deck yesterday so now Iāve got 50 defined modules, a patch initialization template, and some generic IO patching all at my finger tips.
I should be able to patch along with the next LZX 3 patches video in real time with just a bit of cleanup and organization at the end!
Iāve documented just shy of 100 patches at this point for the community and would love to find something that can actually make graphviz unnecessary.
In my opinion a generic flowchart app will not do that for anything more precise than super broad scope DIVER > keychain > contour > FKG > ESG type patch diagrams. If this isnāt the case Iād love to see some examples!
sorry for the hijack
when Iāve got the rest of the generic IO in place and have done a couple patches up with the new stream deck setup Iāll release the full profile on here in an accompanying thread.
WHOAH. That is incredible. I had no idea that existed. What an amazing resource. How can you promote this so everyone knows about it?
Iāve made posts about it on here and the Facebook and the discord. I mostly have been bringing it up on the discord lately as Iāve added the more recent 3 patches videos.
LZX Patch book (WIP) here is that original post
Iām on the discord, but never, ever check it. Too many platforms. Also the UX is horrible. Also not archived, so what happens on the discord stays on the discord, until itās purged and / or swept away by the next wave of posts.
This is the only platform thatās even remotely archival. Even that is dodgy. As I recall, the previous iteration of the LZX website went into a hacker-induced memory hole. Same thing happened to me, itās a sad state of affairs.
Honestly, this stuff needs to be documented in PRINT. You can laugh, but itās the only non-volatile format. Plus, a book can be held in one hand while patching / twiddling with the other. Laptops, tablets and phones are terrible at this. I bet if you self-published this you would at least make back the production costs.
At the very least, a resource like this should be prominently featured here and on the FB channel. Obviously needs to be identified as user-created, unofficial content. But deserves to be put in the spotlight. My $0.02