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  • This topic has 15 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 2 weeks ago by braship.
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  • 17 June 2015 at 3 h 48 min #3534 Reply
    Angel Sanchez
    Guest

    Hi there !

    How can I draw a line in Processing that generates a curve in Iannix thru OSC ?

    Thanks !

    18 June 2015 at 20 h 24 min #3536 Reply
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    Yes, open the Helper window in IanniX and add a curve and move points to see the messages you have to send!

    7 October 2015 at 17 h 32 min #3558 Reply
    Angel Sanchez Borges
    Guest

    Now I understand how to add and object with OSC, but can´t find how to use the second parameter to add a curve or a cursor in Processing, all the time any number I put is a trigger…

    iannix.send(“add”, ?,”id#”);

    Please help

    7 October 2015 at 21 h 48 min #3559 Reply
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    iannix.send(“add”, “curve, ”id#”);
    iannix.send(“add”, “trigger, ”id#”);
    iannix.send(“add”, “cursor, ”id#”);

    🙂

    8 October 2015 at 9 h 29 min #3560 Reply
    Angel Sanchez Borges
    Guest

    But Processing say that in the second parameter is expecting a float value not a string, and return an error, that´s why I thought they were represented by numbers, when I write any number it works but only triggers…what I’m missing here ?

    11 October 2015 at 19 h 34 min #3577 Reply
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    Yes sorry I posted without testing before. In fact, you have to send OSC Messages using OSC P5. You can have some help in the 

    OscMessage iannixMessage = new OscMessage("/iannix/add");
iannixMessage.add("curve");
iannixMessage.add(id);
…
oscManager.send(iannixMessage, iannixLocation);

    assuming oscManager and iannixLocation have been declared. See samples in IanniX class provided with the example.

    13 November 2015 at 5 h 39 min #3664 Reply
    Angel Sanchez Borges
    Guest

    It´s working ! Here´s my code with a moving point:

    ———–

    a = a + 1;

    float move1 = map(sin(a), -1, 1,-10,20);
    float move2 = map(cos(a), -1, 1,-3,13);

    iannix.send(“setpointat”, 0, 2, move1, move2 );

    if(keyPressed){
    if(key == ‘q’){

    OscMessage iannixMessage = new OscMessage(“/iannix/add”);
    iannixMessage.add(“curve”);
    iannixMessage.add(0);

    oscManager.send(iannixMessage, iannixLocation);

    }
    }

    ————–

    Now the question is: how can I choose to add a straight or a smooth curve ?

    : )

    Thanks !

    13 November 2015 at 10 h 01 min #3665 Reply
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    It depends on the setPointAt arguments. In IanniX, open the Help panel and place manually a smooth curve in the score. You’ll see in the Help panel (scroll down) the exact syntax for Processing 🙂

    12 October 2018 at 22 h 59 min #5501 Reply
    Angel Sánchez Borges
    Guest

    Three years later and I´m returning to this. Ok. Here’s my question:

    Processing creating a cursor on a curve:

    iannix.send(“setcurve”, 1, 0);
    iannix.send(“setpattern”, 1, 21, 0, 1, -1);

    Please, could you give me a practical example how should assign a MIDI message to this cursor based on this?

    iannix.send(“setmessage”, “selection”, “0,”, “midi://midi_out/ccf”, 1, 1, “cursor_value_x”);

    Thanks !

    25 October 2018 at 8 h 56 min #5505 Reply
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    Hi,

    Your message is right… excepted the ‘selection’ which means you target the current selected object. You can replace this value with the ID of the object (you can see it in inspector), or ‘current’ which means the last targeted object.

    31 October 2018 at 22 h 02 min #5511 Reply
    Angel Sánchez Borges
    Guest

    Ok, and what is the “0,” stand for ?

    2 November 2018 at 20 h 25 min #5513 Reply
    IanniX
    Keymaster

    0 stands for 0ms, 0ms between the last sent message. If you put a bigger value — let’s say 10ms — IanniX will only send an OSC message if the previous trig of the trigger was more than 10ms before.

    4 November 2018 at 19 h 49 min #5518 Reply
    Angel Sánchez Borges
    Guest

    I don´t know what I´m doing wrong but processing says not applicable method”:

    ¿Is “0,” expecting a float value?

    Sorry but I don´t get it 🙁

    Is it something like this?

    iannix.send(“setmessage”, 1, .2, “midi://midi_out/ccf”, 1, 1, “cursor_value_x”);

    18 November 2019 at 20 h 04 min #5571 Reply
    Angel Sánchez Borges
    Guest

    Hi:

    It’s me again, one year later. 😉 I can’t solve yet the sintaxis of this line to assign a MIDI message from Processing to a Iannix cursor. I copied:

    iannix.send(“setmessage”, “selection”, “0,”, “midi://midi_out/ccf”, 1, 1, “cursor_value_x”);

    So I understand to change it like this:

    iannix.send(“setmessage”, 1, 20, “midi://midi_out/ccf”, 1, 1, “cursor_value_x”);

    But Processing said it’s wrong:

    “Method it’s not applicable”

    So, obviously it has to do with the string or float or int in the argument…

    But which parameter is wrong ?

    I can do it thru the script editor

    run(“setMessage 1 20, midi://midi_out/” + “ccf” + ” 1 2 cursor_value_y”);

    and it works fine but I reaaaally do need to make it thru P55:

    Please help me !!!

    18 November 2019 at 22 h 35 min #5572 Reply
    Angel Sánchez Borges
    Guest

    I just found out !!!!!

    This is the right line:

    iannix.send(“setmessage 1 20, midi://midi_out/ccf 1 1 cursor_value_y”);

    Just one parameter and all is just a string !!!!!

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