If VVVV is sending floats delimited by spaces then it's probably not an
OSC message, and maybe just [udpreceive] followed by [moocow/[bytes2any]
would work?
Martin
On 2012-03-24 18:33, Фывапр Олджэвич wrote:
Hi !
Yes, Jack. I use the chain: udprecieve - unpackOSC - pipelist - routeOSC
we can recieve different floats through different channels, but can't unpack
list, sent via one channel..
at the same time i can see the data in PD's terminal ..
i have an idea, that we can't split the list from VVVV, cause VVVV sends floats
delimeted by SPACES, but those SPACES recognized by PD as symbols or just
irrelivant data ..
We tried to assign another delimiters in VVVV (e.g. coma ), but I have no idea
how to extract it from the incoming list and form a clear list appropriate for
PD ..
Any ides on that ? Or just if anyone tried to connect VVVV with PD via WiFi,
or any network and send matrixes or lists through one channel ?
thanks !
serg
Fri, 23 Mar 2012 19:08:31 +0100 от Jack<j...@rybn.org>:
Le 23/03/2012 18:40, Фывапр Олджэвич a écrit :
Hello, list !
We a trying to recieve OSC from VVVV to PD . Via UDPrecieve ..
We are sending list of floats and see it in PD's terminal ......
But we can't unpack it ..
[ unpack f f f f f f f f f ] is not working ..
So we need 50 floats unpacked and dynamically changing.. Any help how to do it
??
Thanks !!
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Have you tried [unpackOSC] from mrpeach ?
See the help patch.
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Jack
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