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Is there a list of OSC commands available for Dlight? I want to remotecontroll dlight, but i can't find all the commands. One list would be perfect.

Thanks in advance,

Piet

Hello

www.nicole-banana.com/wiki/index.php?title=OSC

should have it

Regards

Colin

I am new to :Light (but I have 15 years of experience in lighting). Being an Apple-fan, and in possession of an iPad and an iPod, I have purchased TouchOSC (4.49 Euro at the AppStore, and worth every cent). The (free!) editor (TouchOSC Editor, can be downloaded on this page : hexler.net/software/touchosc ).
Right now, I have 1 template for the iPad, and 1 for the iPod. The iPad set has a page with the GrandMaster, the SubMasters, and the first 60 channels (= first page of channels in :Light). The second page (under construction) is to control a projector that has 256 LEDS (in red, green, blue and white, 64 of each), and ONE CHANNEL PER LED. That's 256 channels (on/off) for this one projector. The page has 256 Push-buttons, in the same colors and layout as the projector. I now need to set up the correct channel for each button, but once that is done, I can easily 'program' the projector.
For the iPod, I have another template, with 1 page with the 10 SubMasters, and 1 with the first 60 channels.

1 caveat in this setup: :Light accepts (=receives) commands from multiple devices (= iPod and iPad at the same time), but only SENDS ('writes') to ONE device at the time (iPad, in my case).

By the way, I also have a BCF2000, with the 8 faders configured to operate the first 8 SubMasters. That works great, and the faders on the iPod/iPad move along as you move the fades on the BCF2000 (and vice versa).

If your intrested in the templates, let me know, and I will upload them (there on my other MacBook).

[Ik spreek/lees/schrijf ook nederlands, want ik ben belg/vlaming ]

@noelvd

1 caveat in this setup: :Light accepts (=receives) commands from multiple devices (= iPod and iPad at the same time), but only SENDS ('writes') to ONE device at the time (iPad, in my case).

did you tried to set the writer address wit 255 at the end?
x.x.x.255 means broadcast in wich case, all device registered on the network x.x.x should receive the information.

also,
we have created a page to register DL tools here
github.com/dlight-tools
If you register an account on github, I think you should be able to ask for a pull-request to upload your work in the dlight-pad/touchosc section.

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Nico

@ Nico :

First of all : You did/do an EXCELLENT JOB with DL !

I will give the .255 a try, and let you know how that worked.
It's not a real problem. It will not happen to often that I use iPod and iPad at the same time.

I will also upload the templates as soon as I can (they're on my other MacBook).

Best regards / Bien à toi,
Noël

First of all : You did/do an EXCELLENT JOB with DL !

thanx very much.

I will give the .255 a try, and let you know how that worked.
It's not a real problem. It will not happen to often that I use iPod and iPad at the same time.

no but for the show I'm touring (for example), we are 2 to focus at the same time and it would be great if broadcasting works (I didn't try it for the last one we did...)

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please note that with the new 3.0.12_b1, I've introduce a new OSC command:
/seq/master xx
in order to remotely control the new scene Master.

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command that you can try with the 3.0.12_b1 I've published.
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Thanks for the information.

Is there anybody ho knows how :light communicates with the enttec usb pro device? (what kind of communication, what ports and what packets?)

I'm looking for a solution to use both d::light, but also be able to controll dmx from flash.

Thanks in advance.

Is there anybody ho knows how :light communicates with the enttec usb pro device? (what kind of communication, what ports and what packets?)

DL uses libusbx to open/communicate with usbPro.
libusbx.org/
I choose this one because it's Xplatform and people's coding style/choices are good.

I'm looking for a solution to use both d::light, but also be able to controll dmx from flash.

as long as you can find a tool to transcode Flash/OSC, you can use DL to transcode OSC/DMX
benchun.net/projects/flosc/
bubblebird.at/tuioflash/guides/sending-osc/
www.kasperkamperman.com/blog/flash-osc-a...y-osc-communication/
(all are results of google 'Flash Osc')

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@ Nico,

I signed up for github, but I don't find how to upload a file. Can you help ?

@Noel,
I'll let Colin answer you on this as we did it to merge his dlight-pad fork.
I think you need to ask for a pull request but I'm not sure.

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Merci, Nico

sl1200mk2 wrote: DL uses libusbx to open/communicate with usbPro.
libusbx.org/
I choose this one because it's Xplatform and people's coding style/choices are good.

Can you tell me what packets get send to the entecc device, or point me in a direction where i can find it?

as long as you can find a tool to transcode Flash/OSC, you can use DL to transcode OSC/DMX
benchun.net/projects/flosc/
bubblebird.at/tuioflash/guides/sending-osc/
www.kasperkamperman.com/blog/flash-osc-a...y-osc-communication/
(all are results of google 'Flash Osc')
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I allready had such a communication from flash via OSC to dmx, but you neet like 3 programms, from flash utp to a brigde (flosc or netlab) which transfers from utp or xml to OSC then :light or other software to go from OSC to serial communication. I want to reduce the ammount of programm's I need, by going from flash via a bridge (serproxy for example) straight to serial, But then i need to know what serial communication takes places and how that works using libusbx.

Thanks in advance!

@p.leijstra
you can have a look to libftdi. it's plain C but their code is well commented
www.intra2net.com/en/developer/libftdi/repository.php

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