@dillthekraut said:

hold the option key and resize the window.

I thought there should be a more direct solution. Thanks for sharing it.

Best wishes

Bonemap

@bonemap xime Hello Maxime, yes, I tried that in the stream window a few days ago and got the same result regarding addresses 1-999. I do not want to re-assign numbers in the stream window because they are already assigned to 3 Kinect inputs (15 x,y,z channels per Kinect = 135 channels). I just want to test how well the system can handle continuous OSC input as if it was coming from the 3 kinects.

regards,

Don

Yes, the USB key works both on Windows and Mac. The license code is different and can be found in the email.

@dusx

Hi DusX, yes, that was it.  many thanks.

Don

@johngis 

Neither of them. If you can't find your registration information anymore you can get it if you submit a ticket: https://support.troikatronix.c..
Select "Sales/Licenses" and then "I can't find my Isadora registration".

Best Michel

@fred

I looked quickly at cue core and, yes, it doe what you say but not on the box and the bill is expanding very, very quickly. I will take a look more carefully and yes, is not question to resurrect a dead horse. But when you have it and you know how to do, its a perfect machine. cue core seems very proprietary in hardware and software.

@bonemap 

Hey Thanks for this. This is going to be very helpful. 

Regards

Saif

@dusx

thanks! I am going through it.

best,
fränk

@bonemap 

Oh I see. I recently used OSC listener to receive leap motion data via Processing. It worked like a charm! The leapmapper sketch is using the same OSCP5 library, I suppose. I should look into more of its functionality.

So technically, the OSC transmit actor will send out data to the Processing sketch via OSCP5 and be able to control parameters from within Isadora. I should've guessed it can be vice versa! And then it will be a 2 way communication i;e manual controls from Isadora to Processing and back to Isadora via Spout.(am on windows btw)

Thank you so much again for the pointer. 

Cheers! 🙂

@reinhard

Great thanks for this! I will try it out.

@Michel ok I will after the V3 release.  

Thanks!

Best,

Maxi

@fred said:

Just a simple collect all media (and it collects everything in the project and copies it to a location of your choice, organised in bins and media types.

 Yes, this would be such a useful feature when moving, backing up and archiving projects. The versioning feature is also an interesting one.

Best wishes

Bonemap

@dusx

Hi,
thanks for this. I tried it out and it works almost fluent.

@dillthekraut That looks brilliant.
All these suggestions look great. It took a while for responses to come so I didn't realise anyone had responded but I've just finished touring my last project and started on the one with the interactive walls. I've got a lot of tech and experimentation to begin but this is a fantastic starting point. I got a kinnect for £8 and a webcam and am away from home for 2 months so I'll have a play with those then try out the Pi/Arduino/touchboard suggestions in the new year. I'll share my progress.

@dusx

Thanks for that tip too.

best,
frank

Thank you! Solved!

@mark

Thanks for this example!

best,
frank

Perfect! that is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

@mark_m

I did it but in French, I have to translate it…

I have logged a ticket.

Cheers

Tom