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OSC documentation, PLEASE!
Started by FriFlo on .
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This is really getting on my nerves: Whenever I try to change attributes of an object via OSC, in 50% of the cases something does not work or I have to look up the right attribute name in the forum (if I can find it!!!).
I already asked for this twice. You guys told me to just look up the name of the attribute and send "/<objectname> @<attributename> <VALUE> ...
Well, sometimes it goes like this, but with many commands this simply does not work.
Some examples:
Hide: /OBJECTNAME @show 0 does not work at all
Change label of Knob: /OBJECTNAME @name TEXT .... no result!
The list goes on ...
Could you guys please, please be so kind to give us a list of all working OSC attribute-names? THe manual just doesn't help here ...
Also, in case the missing ones simply won't work ... please integrate them.
Thank you!
I already asked for this twice. You guys told me to just look up the name of the attribute and send "/<objectname> @<attributename> <VALUE> ...
Well, sometimes it goes like this, but with many commands this simply does not work.
Some examples:
Hide: /OBJECTNAME @show 0 does not work at all
Change label of Knob: /OBJECTNAME @name TEXT .... no result!
The list goes on ...
Could you guys please, please be so kind to give us a list of all working OSC attribute-names? THe manual just doesn't help here ...
Also, in case the missing ones simply won't work ... please integrate them.
Thank you!
Hi
All the attributes are listed in the manual, no need for forum searches . . .
The attributes are also listed in the Appendixs . ..
'@show' will not work! It is not an 'attribute' - show() is a built in function . . .
Also not sure about using @name as that is actually the 'Name' of the object itself not just a label
Probably better to just have a Text object and change it instead . . .
See Appendices . . .
Cheers
All the attributes are listed in the manual, no need for forum searches . . .
The attributes are also listed in the Appendixs . ..
'@show' will not work! It is not an 'attribute' - show() is a built in function . . .
Also not sure about using @name as that is actually the 'Name' of the object itself not just a label
Probably better to just have a Text object and change it instead . . .
See Appendices . . .
Cheers