Using modsources on more than one destination

[TTotelka]

Hello,
I've been searching the forum for info about this problem I'm having and I've had no luck so far.
I recently discovered modsources and I love the idea (so far i've been using midi/intern/cc objects for that purpose).
The thing is I'm not being able to use one modsource to modulate more than one parameter. It seems it only modulates the last parameter I assigned, and ignores the rest.
I thought this would be because of having "Maximum number of modulation targets" in the patch settings to "1", but setting this to a higher number doesn't seem to work either.
Am I doing something wrong, or is it just the way it works and I should use one modsource object for each target?

[hitachii]

Forgive me if there's something I'm missing here, but how about just connecting several cables from the modsource that works to the other ones? It will save RAM too.

[TTotelka]

Hi, thanks for your reply Hitachi.
The patch of the screencap I shared has no other purpose than showing the problem I'm having, but it is not what I need to get to work.
I'm precisely using modsources because I don't have the option to use wires.
Since the modsources I need to work on more than one destination are not a lot I'm thinking in those cases I will use a midi/intern/cc
Still, I would like to know if that is the normal behaviour or if I should be able to modulate more than one target with one modsource.

[reubenfinger]

I'm afraid that I can't answer your question regarding whether that is normal behaviour for modsources but referring to this quote directly,

I'm precisely using modsources because I don't have the option to use wires.

I wanted to link this incredibly useful post about adding inlets, which may solve your problem in another way, and opens up the wonderful world of modding objects, even if that means that like me this is all you ever really do:

Hacking objects 101: adding modulation inlets

Some users often ask contributors to add modulation inlets to their objects. While a workaround exists (adding a patch/modsource object and right-clicking on the parameter to modulate), sometimes this solution is not efficient or not available at all (see for example integer boxes). What to do in one of these cases? 1) you can ask the contributor here on the forum to add inlets (lame!) (just kidding!!!) (not really: we are lazy) 2) you can HACK THE OBJECT in few steps Click on the little a…

[TTotelka]

Hey thank you so much, I thought about adding inlets but I didn't really feel like going through the code of the objects. But you are right, that might be the better solution.