Hi Philip,
to get you running, a few hints:
OSC definition) but working well for what it already does.
loaded. This is achieved either by adding it to the -lib startup flag or by putting a [OSC] dummy object in a patch. If you didn't do either and open one of the help patches it may look like it is not working.
What you will do is:
Its only argument is the port number. It won't accept further messages. It will give you all received OSC messages at its outlet.
(In fact you will probably put a [dumpOSC] at the 'input' side or your patch and a [sendOSC] at the 'output'). First you have to send it a [connect host port( message like [connect localhost 9999( Then you can send it [send OSCmessage( messages like [send /synth/voices/[12]/on 1( You can also bundle messages with the [[( and []( messages, but AFAIK a Pd OSC server won't recognise the bundling.
This module is just responsible for routing the messages according to their namespace.
HTH Urs
Phillip Stearns schrieb:
Hello Everyone
OK this might seem strange but the help files for OSC don't help. I'm running windows XP (yeah cause that's what I'm stuck with). Can anyone tell me what messages/commands/arguments/etc can be sent to each of the different OSC objects:
OSC dumpOSC sendOSC OSCroute
Also, is this the complete set of OSC objects? If not, what other objects exist and what do they do? How do you use them?
I'm trying to write a patch that talks through an OscGroupClient to a group server. So far I've been able to connect to the server from my command line but within PD, I have no idea how to send to the server. Are there any clear resources on any of this?
Thanks In Advance, Phil
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