You should indeed use floats.
When using floats, what does the output structure of OSC Receiver
contains?
You must make sure that the monome sends an array of floats too (i.e.
sends (0.0 0.0 1.0)), and not of integers.
Kevin
On Oct 27, 2007, at 12:55 PM, Surya Buchwald wrote:
Congratulations on the release! I'm finding lots of helpful new
features - love the comments ability and right-click input splitters.
I'm excited about the inclusion of OSC for interacting with my
monome, and could use some help getting it running. The monome is an
8x8 box of led-containing buttons - full info at http://monome.org
if you're interested.
When you press a button on the monome, it sends this message: /box/
press x y bool. For example, if i pressed the button in the first
column and first row, it would send /box/press 0 0 1. I've set up an
OSC receiver on the proper port listening to 'box/press' with type
'float' and I can indeed see a boolean 0 or 1 when I'm pressing
buttons.
Unfortunately, I haven't yet been able to get the first two numbers
telling me which button has been pressed. I understand it should
come through as an array, and I've tried switching the type to
'floats' and passing the data through various Structure passes, but
to no avail.
Same issue on sending OSC - I can send boolean or float messages
like /box/test (bool) or /box/intensity (float) but array messages
like /box/led/0 0 1 to affect the state of an led still elude me.
Thanks for any help you can give!
Surya Buchwald aka Momo the Monster
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