Sujet: Iannix not sending label via OSC

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16 juin 2012 à 18 h 23 min #2259 Répondre

Anonyme
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Hey all,

Just wanted to say, I love the new build of Iannix. I am so happy
to see development still moving forward.

I do have an issue I was hoping to get some help on. It appears that
Iannix does not send the event label when it sends its message over OSC.

My setup:
Osc output is going from Iannix to a Python receiver (pyOSC). This is what
it looks like when it arrives on the python side.
/trigger, fffff, [4.0, -3.025482654571533, -0.022952232509851456, 0.0, 3.0], (‘127.0.0.1’, 1234)

It does send the event id, so I could create a mapping in python from event ID to
python events. But that would be extra work to maintain. It would be nicer
to have the label to reference. I could even use the label as a function call.

So is it possible to send the label over OSC?

Thanks,
Anthony

But I would rather be able to send the label that way I could use
the label as a call to a python

18 juin 2012 à 12 h 47 min #2803 Répondre

Anonyme
Inactif

Hi!

Thanks a lot!

In the current version, you can’t send labels, but in the next one, you’ll be able to do this. If you want to test, you can compile IanniX from the GitHub ; if you’re on Mac, I can give you a DMG.

19 juin 2012 à 18 h 53 min #2804 Répondre

Anonyme
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Awesome! Looking forward to the next release.

-ap

20 juin 2012 à 14 h 06 min #2805 Répondre

Anonyme
Inactif

Another quick question…

The typical event messages looks something like this:
“/trigger, fffff, [8.0, -4.443630218505859, -0.007144640199840069, 0.0, 3.0], (‘127.0.0.1’, 1234)”

What does fffff mean?

What do the following elements of the data array mean:
[8.0, -4.443630218505859, -0.007144640199840069, 0.0, 3.0]
8.0 is the event ID, what of the others?

-ap

21 juin 2012 à 17 h 43 min #2806 Répondre
Anonyme
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Yes, next release is plan in about one week.

fffff means “float argument, float argument, float argument, float argument, float argument”.

You can see the explanation by double-clicking on the trigger. Then you can see that the message arguments are:
```
trigger_id trigger_xPos trigger_yPos trigger_zPos cursor_id
```
So, first argument, ID of trigger, then x/y/z position, then ID of curve that triggers the trigger.

In next release, message editor will be completely revamped to be more user-friendly!
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