The official documentation of Replicator COMP can be found at http://www.derivative.ca/wiki088/index.php?title=Replicator_COMP.
Let's consider some more simple examples, and then come back to the noises. Lastly, we'll consider an example using a replicator in combination with cloning.
The first example we will talk about is /project1/03_ReplicatorComp/simple
. Here, we find the basic setup of a replication: Replicator COMP, Table DAT, and some other OPs to be replicated. Replicator COMP takes a so-called master operator, in this case slider1
, and creates a copy of it for every row in the table referenced in the Template Table parameter. Create or delete some rows in DAT (right-click on it and select add/delete row, or use its rows
parameter). You will see sliders appear and disappear immediately. Can we modulate this behavior? Sure, have a look at project1/03ReplicatorComp/DynamicExample
. When you get all this, the rest of Replicator COMP's parameters should be quite straightforward...