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      Dako Ark Beta Silver last edited by Woland

      HI everybody,

      I'm trying to connect Ableton Live through a plag in OSC Send.

      All work in a good way, but the value of output to OSC Listener goes from 0 to 1.

      How can i convert this value in 0 to 100???

       I kwon there si a method, I founded some information on the tutorial about OSC Touch in Isadora page. 

      Please give me a suggestion.

      best wishes

      Giampiero

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      • mark_m
        mark_m @Dako Ark last edited by

        @dako-ark

        Limit-scale Value actor is what you want.

        limit min = 0
        limit max = 1
        out min = 0
        outmax = 100
        and attach the output from your OSC Listener to the value input

        This will scale up from 0 - 1 to 0 - 100

        Alternatively you can use a calculator actor and multiply by 100

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          Dako Ark Beta Silver last edited by

          Bù non so...!!!!


          non funziona ne L' Osc listener, ne tanto meno con un calculator _

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            Dako Ark Beta Silver last edited by

            @mark_m @mark 

            How can I define if it should go from 0-100 ??

            It only works for me from 0-1.

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            • Juriaan
              Juriaan Tech Staff last edited by

              OSC Listener - Scaler.izz


              Go to Stream Setup 

              • Turn on Auto Detect input
              • Set Channel 1 of your OSC stream to the value that you wish to receive

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                mark_m @Dako Ark last edited by

                @dako-ark

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                  Dako Ark Beta Silver last edited by

                  Ohh thank's so much!!!!

                  now it's clear.

                  best wishes 

                  Giampiero

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                    mark last edited by mark

                    @Dako-Ark 

                    I will simply add to this that you can avoid the addition of the Limit Scale Value actor when you know the range of values coming in to the OSC Listener, because Isadora has the capabilities of the Limit Scale Value "built-in" to every input and output.

                    So let's say we know the OSC Values coming in will always range from 0 to 1. In this case, I would click on the word 'value' of the OSC Listener to open the inspector box, and set the values like this:


                    Once you do that, any input that has a range set for it's input will automatically scale the values ranging from 0 to 1 to whatever range the input is set to. For example, if I add a Projector actor and click on the 'intensity' input, I'll see this in the inspector


                    Alternatively, you can simply hover your mouse over the input you want to see and examine the tooltip to find out what the input range is.


                    So I know that the range of the output (0 to 1) will automatically be scaled to the range of the input (0 to 100.)

                    .25 becomes 25
                    .351 becomes 35.1
                    .5 becomes 50

                    etc.


                    This would be the equvialent of the following patch using the Limit Scale Value actor


                    The only time this automatic scaling system won't work is when the Limit Min/Max on the output, or the Scale Min/Max on the input says MIN or MAX. These special values mean "no limit" and disable the automatic scaling. So, even after setting the Limit Min/Limit Max of the OSC Listener, no scaling would occur in this case because the Calculator actor's Scale Min/Scale Max are MIN and MAX.


                    So perhaps that's more than you wanted to know. ;-) But it gives a quick picture of one of Isadora's most useful features.

                    Best Wishes,
                    Mark

                    Media Artist & Creator of Isadora
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                      Dako Ark Beta Silver last edited by

                      @mark 

                      Ok !!

                      now it is much clearer to me.

                      I said that there was a way to set the values, no, because it almost seemed like they were set up by magic ... ahahhaa !!!

                      Thank you very much Mark

                      best wishes

                      Giampiero

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