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matrix.at

matrix.at selects a matrix element at a specified zero-based row and column and outputs it as a float. The row and column can be set with creation arguments or via the second and third inlets, and both have a minimum value of 0.

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    Open Pd and go to ToolsFind Externals. Search for ceammc and install it. Then create an object with declare -lib ceammc -path ceammc. Finally, use matrix.at or any other object from ceammc.

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