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Change the interface on a OSC Command
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Hi All,
New to Lemur. Just bought it today and trying to get some instant gratification...
I have two interfaces, i'm trying to get them to change via a OSC command.
Im using OSCulator, and think i've worked out how to send out messages to lemur so can somebody give me some hints as to what i need to do inside the app to get it to switch interfaces/pages's?
What im trying to do is;
when the ipad gets the osc command "xyz" it goes to interface "1" - the normal interface
when the ipad gets the osc command "abc" it goes to interface "2" - a interface that displays 'locked'
is this simple enough to perform? if it's not, I would settle for a textbox that covers the whole screen and being able to toggle it's visibility.
I suppose the osc command could look like /interface/changeto 1
does that sound right?
I have had a look at the manual, but it's all very complex and I have almost no background in this...
Any help would be great!
New to Lemur. Just bought it today and trying to get some instant gratification...
I have two interfaces, i'm trying to get them to change via a OSC command.
Im using OSCulator, and think i've worked out how to send out messages to lemur so can somebody give me some hints as to what i need to do inside the app to get it to switch interfaces/pages's?
What im trying to do is;
when the ipad gets the osc command "xyz" it goes to interface "1" - the normal interface
when the ipad gets the osc command "abc" it goes to interface "2" - a interface that displays 'locked'
is this simple enough to perform? if it's not, I would settle for a textbox that covers the whole screen and being able to toggle it's visibility.
I suppose the osc command could look like /interface/changeto 1
does that sound right?
I have had a look at the manual, but it's all very complex and I have almost no background in this...
Any help would be great!
Actually, the Lemur supports by default the "/interface" OSC command. Just pass the index of the interface as an argument, with the first interface being zero.
/interface 0
/interface 1