How can I set the baud rate to 250000 in ISADORA?

@deflost

Hi there! Could you give me a bit more information regarding the specific Onyx desk that you have to your disposal?
Since OSC is a protocol that most Onyx desks support, especially if you have a network port.

And if that is not an option and your device has a MIDI port, I would personally send MSC (Midi Show Commands) to the desk. Since that is natively supported in Isadora.

@aolis

I did a little research and it appears to be possible to develop using the Python bindings provided for the Orbbec SDK, which support connecting to the device over Ethernet, although it would likely be easier to first do some test dev with it connected via USB.

I don't have this device otherwise I might look into making an example. I do hope to do a generic Orbbec over USB example soon though.

@jjhp3 Thank you ~

@skuven

Array Sort - Example in Isadora

This example allows you to do a quick highest to lowest. You can simple change the inputs and outputs to scale it with more items or less if needed.

@petervenus said:

The openNI-tracker allows to record *.oni files onto disk, but i am struggeling opening the recorded file afterwards- in the sense that tha openNI-tracker opens the file and is playing it.

Here's a little example file that plays back an oni file.

Things to note: 

If you put the .oni file in the same folder as the Isadora file you're working on, you can just put the name of the .oni file into the 'file' input of the OpenNI Tracker BETA actor.Somewhat counter-intuitively (perhaps) you don't include the file extension (".oni") when in the 'file' input of the OpenNI Tracker BETA actor. (In my example my file is called "example.oni" and the text in the 'file' input is just "example".)

FILE DOWNLOAD --> https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/f1f0556h4ztzvptyg0083/AAPk6VyB-NFji2tZAxWvE00?rlkey=v40sz8u0votwsy3spobl2mej3&st=gycg66zw&dl=0

@gmk0318 said:

I'm wanting to use movement to repel the particles. or by using threshold so that the person is outlined by the particles.

One option to achieve the effect of particles that outline the person, is to start by creating a video effect of the outline. Once you have the outline as a high contrast image then look at the 3D Particles module. It has the option to emit particles based on a video input - called 'video gen':

It is a legacy 'vid-cpu' input and will likely require conversion.

Best Wishes,

Russell

@gmk0318

Hi,

There are some options to achieve what you have described in Isadora. You might find a part solution with the 3D Particles and 3D Model Particles modules.

Here is a forum thread that links to an example:

https://community.troikatronix.com/topic/7165/sample-patch-repel-particles?_=1731873827625

Best wishes

Russell

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