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    Can you output files (text) from Isadora?

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    • O
      OscarNic
      last edited by

      I need to somehow export information from Isadora into some other format (perhaps a text file). Does anyone know of any methods for getting non-visual, non-audible data out of Isadora?

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      • vanakaruV
        vanakaru
        last edited by

        MIDI, data array.....

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        • SkulptureS
          Skulpture Izzy Guru
          last edited by

          Data Array is your best bet, but if not maybe the Javascript actor?

          I guess it depends what information you want to share?

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          • jhoepffnerJ
            jhoepffner
            last edited by

            If it's only numbers, data array is fine. For text, you can use Osc to max who can record it in text file. Sometimes there is problem with encoding but it works. (perhaps pureData can do it also)

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            • DusXD
              DusX Tech Staff
              last edited by

              I just answered this in another thread (duplicate?)

              anyway, I would submit the text via a TCP (http) call (post), and process the text on the server side.
              This can be setup pretty easy running a server on your system for local host.

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              • DusXD
                DusX Tech Staff
                last edited by

                This tutorial will show the basics of retrieving data.. 
                So you would want to do the reverse, using a POST rather than GET (http request string will be different)

                http://www.dusxproductions.com/blog/web-apis-in-isadora-part-1/

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                • MichelM
                  Michel Izzy Guru
                  last edited by

                  @OscarNic

                  Yes please don't ask the same questions in different threads, other wise the answeres get scatered all around.

                  Best Michel

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