Hello,
I am a new user finding my way into Iannix. During tests I have discovered a bug with the following scenario:
Create a circle with cursor
Re-sample curve points (so that points become visible / editable)
Edit curve points
Save
All edited circle points are deleted and custom edits are removed
So if you start with a circle and edit into another shape, it works fine until save and then it turns back into a flat circle.
Hello,
I am a non-coder at this point, thus I am seeking GUI oriented solutions:
The relative scaling of the global bounding box in relation to the contents / curves / cursors changes when the display is zoomed and this seems like a fundamental problem. Why should the global bounding box be tied to he display zoom? Certainly a graphical editor needs to be able to zoom in and out of a curve in order to make GUI oriented adjustments without having the scaling of values change every time one zooms in and out of the display.
The local bounding boxes do not have this problem, however, how do I then create a local bounding box that can be shared by multiple curves / cursors?
Thank you, Jeremy
Editing values within the 3D Curve Size (W/H) is buggy. Often when you type a value, then click on another object, then click back on the previous edited object, you’ll find that your custom value changed to .001s on its own accord. Once this happens the only cure it to delete the curve and create a new one and say a prayer. How sad… seems like this beautiful application may not be ready for non-coders..
Regarding this and all other bugs I report:
Running Win 10 Pro and V.9.2.0Beta
When viewport is zoomed to 14% so that I can see 6′ of horizontal time, it is not possible to select & edit an object within the viewport. Additionally, viewport zooming is very slow.
Running Win 10 Pro and V.9.2.0Beta
Please make it easier for non-coders and coders alike to marry the GUI & script features by make the Object / Value selection in GUI simultaneously select the corresponding data within the script.
Please also add a FIND feature within the script editor.
In response to the Object 3D curve size bug in the GUI (previously posted), I figured out how to find the corresponding data within the score using the script editor, however, changing the corresponding curve width and height values within the script editor and selecting Save & Refresh score does NOT save the new values I entered within the script, rather, it just refreshes the script to match the GUI (seems to do the same thing as the Refresh Code) button.
Can someone confirm if this is indeed a bug?
Running Windows 10 Pro and v.9.2.0 beta
Hello dear Community,
I’m very new to Innaxis
And I#M out of every Idea who to start with Innaxis
I# would be happy it would there give a “Hello-World” – Example
A Example which produce any Sound.
An which will tell me the way how this Sound would be generated
So I’m in the hope that you can give me a adivce
With very Hope
Mungo 1981
Hi!
IanniX doesn’t produce any sound, it’s just an OSC/MIDI-controller ; please have a look at our videos or examples provided with IanniX!
Guillaume
Thank you IanniX,
but where can I find this Videos and Examples.
I’m verry stupid.
I think I can find Examples in the Esample Directory but I can not find videos
A verry stupid
Mungo1981
Bonjour,
Mon PC tourne sous Ubuntu Studio, j’ai branché Iannix sur différents périphériques Midi (synthé microbrute, piano numérique), et je n’arrive pas à envoyer de signaux Midi vers ces instruments.
J’utilise une interface USB/Midi qui fonctionne très bien avec d’autres logiciels comme par exemple Rosegarden.
Toute aide serait bienvenue. Un grand merci par avance.
A+
Bonjour,
Normalement, ça marche en effet direct, dès que vous lancez un des exemples fournis avec IanniX, du MIDI (CC, note on/off) est censé être envoyé. Vérifiez dans l’onglet CONFIG > MIDI le bus MIDI de sortie. Par défaut — et je crois également sur Ubuntu —, IanniX créé un port MIDI virtuel “From IanniX” afin que les logiciels tiers le voient. Dans ce menu, vous devriez avoir votre MicroBrute et le MIDI out USB. Est-ce le cas ?
bonjour, merci pour le retour.
dans l’onglet MIDI j’ai bien l’option “enable Midi” cochée, et je peux choisir entre plusieurs périphériques, dont :
– microbrute:0
– microbrute:1
(tous deux visibles en connexion USB directe, tous deux testés, sans résultat)
j’ai aussi la possibilité de me connecter avec une interface externe USB/Midi Prodipe, testée avec le Microbrute, mais aussi avec un piano numérique Yamaha, toujours sans résultat. L’interface apparaît dans IanniX sous la dénomination suivante :
– usb midi interface:0
Avec la connexion USB directe sur le microbrute, j’arrive à récupérer des signaux Midi provenant du microbrute, dans la log des entrées de IanniX (cf. échantillon suivant) :
00:17:44:895 : midi://midiin note 1 57 (A3) 0
00:17:45:095 : midi://midiin cc 1 7 72
00:17:45:095 : midi://midiin cc 1 7 72
mais les signaux Midi émis par IanniX ne déclenchent aucun son du côté du Microbrute, alors qu’ils semblent corrects (cf. échantillon ci-dessous) :
00:18:42:495 : midi://microbrute:0/notef 1 0 (C-1) 30 1 (1 s.)
00:18:42:495 : midi://microbrute:0/notef 1 0 (C-1) 2 1 (1 s.)
00:18:42:495 : midi://microbrute:0/notef 1 6 (F#-1) 15 1 (1 s.)
00:18:42:793 : midi://microbrute:0/notef 1 30 (F#1) 22 1 (1 s.)
à ce stade, je donne ma langue au chat.
toute suggestion est bienvenue.
merci par avance.
Oui, ça a l’air de marcher en fait, mais les notes jouées sont hyper graves (DO octave MIDI -1, F# même octave…). Est-ce que vous jouez les exemples ou autre chose ? L’exemple Rosette génère des notes dans la bonne octave par exemple, pourriez-vous l’exécuter ?
Hello,
I am a user of the version 0.9.20 beta. I encounter a recurring bug on very simple projects (1 cursor, 1 curve, 10 triggers): the cursor does not activate every time the triggers when they are located on sharp angles (less than 45°).
However the release notes said this problem should be fixed:
«IanniX 0.8.43 : Fix cursor bug that doesn’t trigger triggers with very angular curves»
Does someone knows how to solve this ?
Thank you very much.
Paul
Bonjour,
je suis un utilisateur de la version 0.9.20 beta. Je rencontre un bug récurent sur des projets pourtant très simples (1 curseur, 1 courbe, 10 triggers): le curseur n’active pas à chaque fois les triggers situés sur des angles aigüs (inférieurs à 45° environ). Cependant, d’après les notes de version, ce problème semble déjà avoir été traité :
«IanniX 0.8.43 : Fix cursor bug that doesn’t trigger triggers with very angular curves»
Merci de votre aide,
Paul
Hi Paul,
That’s “normal” even if I understand it’s not convenient. If you have an angular shape (let’s take an exemple, two segments of line), the cursor cannot trigger your triggers between the two segments (on the angle) because it is not defined (geometrically the cursor is on the first segment OR on the second, nothing between). If you want it to trigger 45° triggers, you need a curve line with a very small curved angle so that the cursor move smoothly between the two segment of line. Am I clear 🙂 ?
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