noise.rossler
noise.rossler generates the x, y, and z values of a Rössler attractor using Heun’s method, providing chaotic noise through three outlets. Send it a bang to advance and output the values; its initial state and parameters can be supplied as optional float arguments or changed with messages such as x, y, z, a, b, c, and dt.
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Pdand go toToolsFind Externals. Search forceammcand install it. Then create an object withdeclare -lib ceammc -path ceammc. Finally, usenoise.rossleror any other object fromceammc. - Available for .