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    How to recieve OSC signal (UDP)

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      Eva last edited by Eva

      Hi,
      I have an Arduino sending an OSC-signal, and I am trying to find out how to recieve it in Isadora. I watched the video about OSC, but that is using touch OSC. Do I need an external program, or can I recieve the OSC signal in Isadora if I have a network that is sending it?
      The arduino is sending via UDP on the network, so question is, how to recieve that in Isadora? :)
      Thanks
      All the best
      Eva

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        Eva @Eva last edited by

        @anyone

        I solved it already

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          bonemap Izzy Guru @Eva last edited by

          @eva

          Great that you solved it. And for anyone else looking for answers, here is an example of the data flow from a sensor going through a wireless microcontroller to Isadora using OSC:

          1. the void loop code sending the sensor data

          2. The Stream Setup in Isadora that receives the OSC data and assigns it to channels:

          3. The OSC listener actor routing the /dds-z-3 data into a patch in the Isadora Scene Editor:

          Best Wishes

          Russell

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            Eva @Eva last edited by

            @bonemap

            Hi again, could you help me and show how to seperate the x,y input that comes through OSC - we are trying to send the coordinates of a person moving and we get an x,y coordinate via OSC - but how to seperate this? It seems it is an OSC multiple listener? But du I then need to send it through different channels or how do I do that?

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              Eva @bonemap last edited by

              @bonemap

              this means, can I recieve the signal of x,y so it is not split up and comes in the right bundle and then split it in Isadora? Or how is that?

              Eva Esmann Behrens
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                bonemap Izzy Guru @Eva last edited by bonemap

                @eva

                Hi,

                You can receive a multi-value stream through a single OSC address:

                1. OSC input with two synchronous values:


                2. Use the 'OSC Multi Listener' to define individual outputs for each piece of the stream:


                Best Wishes

                Russell

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                  Eva @bonemap last edited by

                  @bonemap

                  For some reasons it does not seem to work. I receive text, does that make a difference?It loos like this:

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                    Eva @bonemap last edited by

                    @bonemap

                    I tried also to change the brackets to (o,x,y)

                    but nothing really changes. Any suggestions? Sorry btw. I thought it should also work, but I don't really know why it doesn't show up, do I need to cut the signal somehow?

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                      Eva @Eva last edited by

                      Thank you for helping:)
                      Eva

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                        bonemap Izzy Guru @Eva last edited by

                        @eva

                        Hola,

                        There is a new OSC actor that might help. I have attached a patch to show it working - hope you can access just have to download the JSON actor from the Add Ons page and set up the stream.

                        https://troikatronix.com/add-o...

                        here is the patch example:

                        osc-parser.izz

                        1. multi stream text input:

                        2.OSC Address Listener actor and JSON Parser:

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                          Eva @bonemap last edited by

                          @bonemap

                          Oh, this sounds nice. I installed the plugins, and tried to download the patch, but I am told it is saved in a newer version than mine, even though mine is also registered to be up to date?
                          I wanted to build the same then, but I cannot seem to find the actors anywhere, can you help me through this?

                          Eva Esmann Behrens
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                            bonemap Izzy Guru @Eva last edited by

                            @eva

                            Let me have a look and give you advice on this

                            Best wishes

                            Russell

                            http://bonemap.com | Australia
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                              Eva @bonemap last edited by

                              @bonemap

                              So we solved it now by downloading the "JS string length" from the add ons page and modifying it to take out brackets etc. in the JS. It works:)

                              Thank you for taking your time and helping:)

                              Eva Esmann Behrens
                              Labtop: Macbook pro (Retina) 2015, 2,7 GHz,8 GB, MacOS Mojave
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