I just download the new iOS lemur apps. OSC working perfectly from the lemur to my mac but I can figure out how to send feedback from my mac to the lemur.
I guess it's possible. Any tips?
OSC feedback
Re: OSC feedback
Hi
See Manual under Bi-directional Control . . .
Basically use the address of the object that you want to respond - ie /Fader/Fader/x . . . .
More complex stuff can be achieved with scripts responding to 'On OSC' execution .
Cheers
MM
See Manual under Bi-directional Control . . .
Basically use the address of the object that you want to respond - ie /Fader/Fader/x . . . .
More complex stuff can be achieved with scripts responding to 'On OSC' execution .
Cheers
MM
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Re: OSC feedback
So, on which port is that listening? same as sending? 8000 or 8001? (both referenced in the manual as used by the lemur editor)
I made that really simple max patch but I can't figure out why I can't get the control on my object. Tried /objectName/target /objectName/OscSendingAddress /objectName alone. I receive can't figure out how to receive the value. Will have a look with onOSC script, but if I have to script each time I wan't to change something, will fastly become crazy.
I made that really simple max patch but I can't figure out why I can't get the control on my object. Tried /objectName/target /objectName/OscSendingAddress /objectName alone. I receive can't figure out how to receive the value. Will have a look with onOSC script, but if I have to script each time I wan't to change something, will fastly become crazy.
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Re: OSC feedback
Hi
Same as sending - 8000 std for comms, 8001 and 8002 are used by Editor and Daemon . . .
Try something like
Same as sending - 8000 std for comms, 8001 and 8002 are used by Editor and Daemon . . .
Try something like
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Re: OSC feedback
Ok, I didn't know where I get the head, the IP in max was not right.
So actually I can feed him on 8000 port, whatever sending port I'm using. So Lemur is listening on 8000. But not really well documented...
Cool! Can continue my interface now.
So actually I can feed him on 8000 port, whatever sending port I'm using. So Lemur is listening on 8000. But not really well documented...
Cool! Can continue my interface now.