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merged to dlight-pad!
I've made a mistake about the .DS_Store file...

thanx
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with the 3.0.12_b8 (when it'll be public) you'll be able to send OSC message to several IP:Port

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3.0.12_b8 is online
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Yep

DL now talks and listens to my iPod and iPad at the same time (using TouchOSC)

Excellent work (as always) !

Will test other functionalities asap.

Have a nice weekend,
Noël

cool!
thanx,

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the simplest thing to get all the OSC commands is to set up a simple OSC server in python and handle msg's by simply printing them.
or you could do that in puredata or max, just as you wish.
i solved the problem of OSC by making a small "OSC-proxy" in puredata (since i do a lot of stuff with pd). it's got a receiver for all devices, filters them, and sends them back around the network (pd does not allow broadcasting to .255 that easily)
at the moment i'm rewriting the thing for 100% python and textfile config.

I've been using my iPod and iPad with TouchOSC and DL for a while, and that works great.
Until now, I had set up ( a lot) of faders for the circuits and sub masters (and other stuff).

But, when working with scanners and moving heads, I sometimes need to know the EXACT value of the channel.
And yes, I'm too lazy to walk back to my Mac to read the level on the screen...

Turns out, this is easy to do (perhaps you already knew this...)

In TouchOSC Editor :
- create a label
- untick 'Auto' on the OSC (left column)
- set the OSC-string to "/circ/1" (assuming that you want to see the level of circuit #1)

Et voila :lol:
Now I can see the value on the iPod/iPad.
And it's from 0-255, which is how the levels are defined in the manuals of the fixtures.

Best regards,
Noël

I always wanted to use the XY-pad feature in TouchOSC to control my moving heads, but never figured out on which OSC string(s) to use to do so. But then I realised that TouchOSC can send midi as well
When you select midi, you can define separate settings for X and Y, which is exactly what I wanted. I used the same midi settings that I already had for my BCR2000/BCF2000. You'll need to download and start 'TouchOSC MidiBridge' (free), and activate MidiBridge in the settings of TouchOSC.
Et voila...

I have set up an XY-pad for each of my moving heads, and 1 (using submasters) to control all of them of the same time. And of course, I have faders for RGB, Gobo and Dimmer.

Best regards,
Noël

P.S. I will post my TouchOSC template, one of these days.

noelvd wrote:
... You'll need to download and start 'TouchOSC MidiBridge' (free), and activate MidiBridge in the settings of TouchOSC.
Et voila...

Or (For Windows) rtpMIDI from here : www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/rtpmidi.html

noelvd wrote:
Best regards,
Noël

P.S. I will post my TouchOSC template, one of these days.

Yes please... :whistle:

Regards

Colin

Here's the template

What's in it? 2 pages : LED_Par and Moving Heads.
The first page (LED_Par) is used to control my 8 Par56 LED (top row). These have 6 channels each, but I only use 3 of them (RGB). The bottom row is for 4 Par36, which use 4 channels each : Dim/Strobe and RGB.

The second page controls my 4 Moving Heads (TMH-6). These have 13 channels each, but I only use 7 of them : Pan, Tilt, RGB, Dim/Strobe and Gobo.

The labels initially show the channels (circuits) that are being used, but, when being used, show the LEVEL (0-255) of these channels.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Have fun !
Noël

@phayra,
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