Hello everybody,
i was wondering if there is a way to add an object (let say another trigger) when a cursor fires a trigger… any simple code examples?
By the way, thank you to developers for this great software!
Ciao
Hi!
Yes it is possible. Which software are you using behind IanniX ?
A simple way of adding a trigger is to send via OSC the following messages (please respect this order) from your 3rd party software :
add trigger auto
setPos current x y z
setMesssage current 1,osc://…
(replace x, y, z, … with custom values)
This will add a trigger at position (x,y,z) with an OSC message.
Hi!
got it working by sending the following messages (via csound):
OSCsend 1, “”, 1234, “”, “s”, “/iannix/add trigger auto”
OSCsend 1, “”, 1234, “”, “s”, “/iannix/setPos current 0 0 0”
But what if I want to do it within Iannix? I suppose I’ve to use “direct://” to send whatever message i’d like?
Hi vallste!
You are right, you have to send
direct:// setPos current 0 0 0
for doing this within IanniX.
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