Currently OSC can't be assigned in the Edit Go Triggers dialogue, however, how I have worked around this in the past is to set up a MIDI trigger in this dialogue and create a User Actor that receives OSC, and sends MIDI (to a MIDI loopback). 

Of course, you need to add the User Actor to every scene (or a constant background scene).

I'll make sure we have, adding OSC to the Go triggers Dialog, in the feature requests!

@dusx @Woland  Thanks!  Yes, I also think the way of transmit the OSC data is a little weird, but looks that works with other software as Blender.

I´ll contact with the developer to see if there is a way of get the data properly from 51 channels.

Best regards!

Daniel Piñeiro

thanks @dusx your suggested change means the trigger doesn't happen until after the delay, whereas i'm wanting the trigger to pass immediately and then wait until after the delay until the next trigger passes through

@paz This helps! Thanks so much :)

@paz

very kind, thanks. I rebooted, and the option appeared again in my menu bar. Inexplicable. But your solution will help me if it recurs

@woland Thanks - I didn't know Text/ure was outdated, good to know. The manual I am looking at is from 2019 so perhaps that's why. I'll try Text Draw instead.

@jfg that is clever, it does work too. Though I don't love using little micro delays, feels a bit like a hack and like something could easily get out of sync wrong if the computer stutters... But it does work and is simple. And that counts for a lot.

It's encouraging to me as a beginner that the community has found so far three different ways of solving this: I appreciate the help!

@chameau132 said:

A second replacing the path by "extandida" : but it read "caidadata" array ! 

 Did you trigger the 'read' input on the Data Array actor after changing the file path so that it reads in the new file?

@jfg Wow O_O look so stupid =) 

Thanks for help  

@woland Ah thanks both - range makes sense! Constraining the output range on the Program Change Watcher fixes it, as does your suggestion of an Absolute Value actor in between.

Thank you! Bug in my head, in this case :)

@woland It worked! Thank you so much, that saved me a ton of time!

@dusx I did now, 

thanks for your support in this 

@tease Yeah probably Rutt Etra set to solid I'd say. Can be pretty GPU heavy but worth it! 

@juriaan

Thanks a ton!

Would have never figured that out.

i just discovered that 'nan' generally means 'Not a Number'

Ah thanks all for the pointers and examples :)

Appreciate this community in my Isadora journey!

@lois said:

/topic/7769/answered-very-basic-control-led-over-isadora-with-enttec-ode-mk2

 Hi there Lois,

You need a so-called SPI Controller to control Pixel strips like that; depending on your chipset you will need a converter that can basically convert DMX (or sACN) to SPI.

A few examples of those controllers;

https://smartshow.lighting/

https://dmxking.com/led-pixel-...

The ingredients that you need;

A DMX to SPI ControllerA beefy power supply! (You need 60mA for every single pixel, 5v, WS2813 preferred since they won't die when a pixel is broken)A way to connect all the grounds together

More information about the subject can be found here;

https://community.troikatronix...

And this great article of Adafruit regarding Neopixels

https://learn.adafruit.com/ada...

@juriaan ah! Thank you. This was my first post so it was in the moderator queue and so I never got to check it until now and notice the images hadn't worked.

That said I was able to fix it shortly after I wrote the above: I read the manual again and found that you can double-click on a User Input (or User Output) to set the data type of the actor. It's behavior unique to the User Input/User Output actors.

Can mark this as solved. Hopefully the answer above helps someone else.

@princecarlosthe5

Software like TeamViewer or AnyDesk can do that :)

@woland Thank you so much! This helps a lot!

@masterdd15 said:

I've been having repeted issues with Isadora not being able to play a footage all the way to position 100. Do you have any idea why this might be?

 Unfortunately I don't know enough about the nuts and bolts under the hood of the playback engine to give you an answer about this.

@masterdd15 said:

I really appreciate the perspective for longer form media

It's not just for longer form media though. If I had your six-frame video and I wanted to loop it for 5 minutes, I'd make a 10-minute long movie file in editing software that's just those six frames over and over. If you never get to the end of the file because you make the file longer than the duration for which you need it to loop, you don't need to worry about anything to do with seamless looping nor what happens at the very end of the video file.