Limited number of osc inputs?

artoo

hi Medhi well:

mbp corei7 with 8gb of ram

mac OSX 10.6.8

artoo.

artoo

some new precisions...

6 balls for each multiballs so 6 differents OSC port (11,12,13,14,15,16 / 111,112,113,114,115,116/ ... >for X and Y axis on the first multiball)

and for the macro used in this project> it's a bit hard to explain in english for me but it's a kinf of rewire system

that smoothly freeze the osc received value to its original state (0/0 for x/y axis ; 86,5 for the zoom; 100 for intensity)

and smoothly return to the osc received value (hmmm well not very clear... )

thanks again

artoo.

nick

the manual says channels 1-100 - but the port input of the osc listener actor has 800 set as the scale max value, so it may have been increased

artoo

in my patch 115 seems to be the limit...

mark

Dear Artoo,

I think the crash you are having is in 1.3.0f24\. I'm going to send you a private message with a different version to try.

Best Wishes,

Mark

artoo

thanks mark

well,

the crash was in 1.3.0f25 (for sure)

and it's the same with the 0f27 that you sent me...

it's very strange and i don't understand why it crashes...

for now i add new controler in midi mode and it's ok, but i really would like to add OSC controler in the existing patch!!!

I've tried to add differents OSC sources ('cause it may be a Lemur/isadora problem) such as inputs from OSCulator but it's always the same issue, the patch crashes as soon as i add a new OSC input in the stream setup panel.

here is the current patch with the max of OSC inputs I can enter...

9c4dc8-kbis-project3.izz

nick

I was able to add another channel in stream setup and create an actor hooked up to it without a crash

artoo

lucky you!!! still the same for me... maybe a Lemur/Isadora problem... I don't have many time now and I'm working on other stuff but as soon as I can I will re open the patch and try to find something...

bruper

these patches are crashing on .24

artoo

hello guys just to say that the f32 version has solved the problem... great news for my project...