@bonemap

Thanks Russel. It is working perfectly now. I think the problem may have been the Baud rate. But I am not entirely sure.

@gaba said:

I downloaded the OpenNItracker from the page but the file is corrupted

 I just re-downloaded it and the zip opens fine for me. The plugin works great for me now

@gaba Sorry I am a Mac guy. But generally on windows there is no problem. You don,t say on which windows version you are and in the guidelines for the forum the general advice is to say in the signature what machine, OS, CPU, and graphic card you are so we can help instead of just asking you all of these informations at each forum question. So : what machine, os cpu and graphic card are you for starters ?

Hi everyone!

I need to use a Kinect 2 with Isadora. I am running Isadora 3. I downloaded the OpenNItracker from the page but the file is corrupted and I can't even unzip it. I tried it several times and in different computers (I am using Windows 10 in one and Windows 11 in the other). Does anyone have a working Plugin?

I know the plugin for Isadora 4 is working fine. Many coleagues use it without problem. The thing is I can't afford the upgrade right now, so I will have to manage with version 3 right now.

I appreciate any help.

@eva said:

<p>@woland its 4880x1200</p>

 Is the 4880x1200 stage being driven by multiple physical displays or a single virtual stage setup?

@gapworks said:

<p>@skulpture</p><p>What an exceptional idea ! Just great!</p>

 Thank you. Let me know how you get on with it. 

@skulpture

What an exceptional idea ! Just great!

@jfg said:

Two months ago, I faced the same issue with Tahoe and solved it by downloading the last version (at this time 10.33, today 10.41) of the Hasp software (Sentinel® LDK Runtime Environment Installer for Mac OS X). Perhaps it works also for you.

 Just to confirm (for anyone else reading this in the future with the same issue), this is the first suggestion I have made via the ticket submitted about this issue.

@video-architect said:

I was under the impression. that arduino was pretty straight forward.

In my experience (as someone who does not write code), things that require code to be written are rarely straightforward if one does not normally write code. LLMs can help, but the people who act like LLMs are a cure-all for any coding issue usually have some or a lot of coding experience, so they have a significantly easier time tweaking and troubleshooting when the code that the LLM spits out in the first round doesn't work.

@skulpture beautiful