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  • in reply to: Problem making new curves #2799
    Anonymous
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    Hi!

    Absolutely! IanniX doesn’t support 3D-edition yet. So, 3D curves can only be edited through scripts…
    If you want to reset orientation without running the script “reset orientation”, you can Alt+Dble click in score.

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Basic example #2793
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Yes, you can edit 2D-curve (don’t forget to reset orientation if you’re in 3D with Alt+Dble Click). Select the curve and move points or Bezier control-points.
    Shorcuts are in documentation if you need them!

    in reply to: import image #2801
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi!

    Do you have the last version of IanniX (0.8.35)?
    If yes, you juste have to do File>Import… to import SVG (vectorial) files!

    in reply to: import image #2802
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    This is great !
    When was this 0.8.35 version issued ? Was it as a reaction after my previous remarks ?

    Thanks

    in reply to: play message via osc? #2632
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Has this been resolved ?

    I am trying to communicate between IanniX and Python and it seems that everything works except the ‘play’ message..

    If I send these messages:
    self._send(osc.Message(“/iannix/zoom 100”))
    self._send(osc.Message(“/iannix/settime 2 2”))
    self._send(osc.Message(“/iannix/play”))
    they all work except the last one.
    Weird ?

    in reply to: play message via osc? #2633
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Ah,
    after being stuck for some time found a solution within a few minutes after posting:

    If I send these messages:
    self._send(osc.Message(“/iannix/zoom 100”))
    self._send(osc.Message(“/iannix/settime 2 2”))
    self._send(osc.Message(“/iannix/play 1”))
    it works !
    It seems ‘play’ needs an argument that sets the speed; play 0.5 plays at half the speed..

    is that a hole in the docs ?

    ciao,

    Joost.

    in reply to: import image #2800
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Well I don’t remember when it was issued but of course, it takes in account all the feedbacks & remarks that we can do 🙂

    in reply to: play message via osc? #2634
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi,

    Yep it sounds like a hole in the docs…
    Docs haven’t been update since end of 2011…

    in reply to: Bugs #2259
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hey all,

    Just wanted to say, I love the new build of Iannix. I am so happy
    to see development still moving forward.

    I do have an issue I was hoping to get some help on. It appears that
    Iannix does not send the event label when it sends its message over OSC.

    My setup:
    Osc output is going from Iannix to a Python receiver (pyOSC). This is what
    it looks like when it arrives on the python side.
    /trigger, fffff, [4.0, -3.025482654571533, -0.022952232509851456, 0.0, 3.0], (‘127.0.0.1’, 1234)

    It does send the event id, so I could create a mapping in python from event ID to
    python events. But that would be extra work to maintain. It would be nicer
    to have the label to reference. I could even use the label as a function call.

    So is it possible to send the label over OSC?

    Thanks,
    Anthony

    But I would rather be able to send the label that way I could use
    the label as a call to a python

    in reply to: Iannix not sending label via OSC #2803
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi!

    Thanks a lot!

    In the current version, you can’t send labels, but in the next one, you’ll be able to do this. If you want to test, you can compile IanniX from the GitHub ; if you’re on Mac, I can give you a DMG.

    in reply to: Scripts #2260
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Bonjour
    Est il possible d’envoyer un message osc vers iannix afin de deplacer un (des) trigger(s) x,y,z.
    SI oui quel demarche ?

    Merci

    in reply to: Iannix not sending label via OSC #2804
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Awesome! Looking forward to the next release.

    -ap

    in reply to: Iannix not sending label via OSC #2805
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Another quick question…

    The typical event messages looks something like this:
    “/trigger, fffff, [8.0, -4.443630218505859, -0.007144640199840069, 0.0, 3.0], (‘127.0.0.1’, 1234)”

    What does fffff mean?

    What do the following elements of the data array mean:
    [8.0, -4.443630218505859, -0.007144640199840069, 0.0, 3.0]
    8.0 is the event ID, what of the others?

    -ap

    in reply to: deplacement trigger #2807
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Bonjour!

    Tout à fait, il faut envoyer le message à OSC

    setPos    

    à l’adresse

    /iannix

    sur le port

    1234
    in reply to: Iannix not sending label via OSC #2806
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Yes, next release is plan in about one week.

    fffff means “float argument, float argument, float argument, float argument, float argument”.

    You can see the explanation by double-clicking on the trigger. Then you can see that the message arguments are:

    trigger_id trigger_xPos trigger_yPos trigger_zPos cursor_id

    So, first argument, ID of trigger, then x/y/z position, then ID of curve that triggers the trigger.

    In next release, message editor will be completely revamped to be more user-friendly!

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