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Re: OSC REMOTING
Started by studioman at 05-06-2009 10:47. Topic has 22 replies.
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05-06-2009, 10:47
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studioman

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(edit: started new thread instead)
Hi Karol,
I have been experimenting a lot with osc and one of the features i have noticed a lot is that most osc controller type apps use a prefix in the command like this
/button/next
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/slider/rotation
and also some of them use /3/move or other commands starting with a number.
is there anyway this can be included in ventuz as I have tried to get on to the developers of these apps telling them i need it to be a single command but they are telling me that all the other software uses a prefix works fine ???
please help
Regards
Colin
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05-06-2009, 11:06
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studioman

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Hi, I think I've just worked out that I would have to use an OSC IN rather than just using the externalised name although the output from that just seems to be a message recieved, how do i go about sending co-ordinates and other values, without just using the externalised /RotX.
One of the controls was sending /slider/xyz followed by 2123.43 2343.43 1234.43
I would like to apply this to the rotation of an object.
Regards
Colin
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05-06-2009, 12:26
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studioman

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No probs now - seem to have got it sorted using OSC in's and Float's -
Got a little confused trying to use the Externalised path of OSC connecting.
Regards
Colin
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05-19-2009, 17:28
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studioman

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Is there any chance you might have or could give me a simple vza which lets me see the OSC info that is being received on a particular port number ? I'm trying to check the incoming commands and values.
Regards
Colin
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05-20-2009, 10:06
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Karol

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Sorry Colin, I have no clue what you exactly need. Do you want to see the data which is received by the OSC Input nodes?
Cheers Karol
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05-26-2009, 15:16
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studioman

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Hi Karol,
yes i would like to see the data that is received by the node on a particular port number converted to text so i can check what commands and values are being received. then i can deduce how to handle the information.
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colin
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05-26-2009, 15:31
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studioman

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basically i have an application i would like to try that is sending out osc messages to whichever ip and port number i assign, but i don't know what it is sending out ( commands & values ).
hope this helps
regards
Colin
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05-26-2009, 16:46
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Karol

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Hi Colin,
What you need is a kind of network sniffer to explore the UPD packages. What if you add an Osc node of every input type to your scene and configure them to the same adress. If your application is sending integers the OSC Integer will receive them, if its sending text strings the OSC String will receive them... I see no other possibilities. Perhaps there is something like a OSC Sniffer out there in the abyss of the WWW.
Best Regards Karol
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06-09-2009, 12:24
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studioman

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Hi Karol,
After digging around a lot looking for a way to use multi touch with Ventuz, I have come across community core vision, it uses OSC in TUIO format. Can this be used with Ventuz ?
I have attached a PDF
Kind Regards
Colin
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06-09-2009, 12:25
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studioman

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no pdfs :(
what about zips ?
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06-09-2009, 13:06
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Karol

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Hi Colin,
that´s pretty interesting! If CCV is sending the tracking data via OSC you surely can use Ventuz for visualisation. You need to build some logic to interpret the tracking data in Ventuz.
Cheers Karol
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06-10-2009, 14:03
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studioman

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Hi Karol,
Manged to use a laser beam to control a 3d model via ccv. the values that come in are xy co-ords and acceleration values.
Great fun !
but ... I have managed to get a work around osc sniffer ( sort of ) and it seems that ccv sends out 2 messages at the same time, one is the "alive" message, and the other is the "fseq" message. If I add an OSC input node in ventuz and create a string and 5 floats within, I get the "fseq" appearing in the string value. I really need to be using the "alive" message as it contains the id numbers for the different on-screen blobs ( therefor allowing the multi-touch element ), I just don't know how to do it though ( I'm baffled ). I have included some images that might help some deduction.
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06-10-2009, 14:09
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06-10-2009, 14:09
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06-10-2009, 14:10
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