ChucK FLOSS manual update

[mario.buoninfante]

Hi everybody,

I had a quick look at the FLOSS manual
(http://write.flossmanuals.net/chuck/introduction/) and I noticed the
link is broken. since I'm discovering a lot of hidden stuff in the
source code (Teabox, CNoise, DelayP, etc.), stuff not documented
anywhere, I thought it would be great to update the manual.


is there anyone interested in helping out?
if so, please write on the official mailing list: https://lists.cs.princeton.edu/mailman/listinfo/chuck-users


cheers,

Mario

[MusicMan11712]

I never heard of floss manuals so I looked it up and found http://booki.flossmanuals.net/chuck/. I don't know enough to write anything about ChucK, to help with troubleshooting problems in the source code, etc. As for the floss manuals, I did notice that the next link just seems to point to the current chapter, but the navigation panel seems to work.

I haven't been to the princeton site in years. Thanks for mentioning the floss manuals.

Steve

I just noticed that this post is my newest 1,000th post. For what it's worth, I dedicate this post to the memory of Stefan Blixt who was wonderful about sharing his knowledge and experiences with ChucK, among other things of interest to members of the community.

[mario.buoninfante]

Hi Steve,

now ChucK manual has been ported here:
https://omnibook.pro/chuck/_full (always FLOSS )
the previous link is still active, but I'm working on this now. I'm also adding new chapters, some basic tutorials on sound synthesis techniques that I hope will help learning ChucK.

cheers,
Mario