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Well, you have got the idea right. There is relatively significant overhead in an OSC message because of the text address strings that eat up a relatively large amount of bandwidth and then additionally require a relatively large amount of work to parse. So, sending an array of values instead of a ...

You need to add a script somewhere. Select it and change the execution to "On Osc". Set a custom address if you want. Then in the script you want to do this:

switch1.x = OSC_ARGS[0];
switch2.x = OSC_ARGS[1];
switch3.x = OSC_ARGS[2];

and so on.

When you lose all your work without warning, it qualifies as "huge."

The file you posted works. I think you may get more what you are expecting if you change the execution type to "On Frame." "On expression" is only executed when the value of the expression changes, so your script only captures the value of the accelerometer at the moment the switch is activated. "On ...

The whitespace is not important, except for readability. What you wrote works if you change "};" to ";}" and remove the extra ) on the first line. But I'd recommend formatting it in an easier to read way, so that it is easier to make changes: if (Switches.x == 1) { Multiball.x = (accelerometer[1 ...

Yall are welcome. :D You can set as many things as you like. Just put them all inside the braces using a similar format. For example, this will set x values for a Fader and a Range also: if (x) { MultiSlider.x = range(sizeof(MultiSlider.x), 1, 1); Fader.x = 0.5; Range.x = {0, 1}; } Since the Fader ...

So let's say your button is a Pad object (or a Custom Button set to Pad behavior). Create a script on your pad or button. Set the script's execution to "On Expression", and in the field to the right, put "x". This means that any time the button's "x" value changes, the script will execute. In that ...

Multicolor is not very user friendly at the moment, so let me give you a really easy option that you can use if you aren't using the light values for anything else. Just setting light to {.5, 0, 0, 0} will highlight the 1st, 5th, 9th, 13th, 17th, etc pads by making them a little brighter than the ...

Controller is the CC#, value is the position of that controller. If you want the button to send two different positions on the same CC#, for example if you want to switch between two different filter positions on an instrument, then you should set the controller field to the CC# you want and the ...

The problem in your script: Your decl statement is redefining va1 and va2 every time. If you want a permanent variable, create an expression on the object. Use decl when you want a temporary variable for each individual execution of that script. Also, the not equals comparator is "!=". Another ...