Bonjour,
I'm looking for an example wich send text (a classic hello!) from lemur over osc.
In advance, thank you.
Text over osc
Re: Text over osc
right now I'm not able to help, but did you try the search option in the forum? There may be some answers to your question, but I'm not sure.
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Re: Text over osc
Hi, nitefish!
I was able to figure out how to send text from Lemur over OSC into Plogue Bidule on my Mac; here’s how I did it.
In Bidule I opened a Comments bidule, which is just a repository for text; the text can be populated by sending an OSC string to the address /Comment_1/Comment:_ .
So in Lemur, I created a Pads. I gave it a variable which I named n, and in its script window I typed ‘Hello World!’ (you need to enclose the text in single quotes or the Lemur Editor won't parse it--also the text can not contain apostrophes). I then created a new script which I called world(), executing on x in any direction, and for the body of the script, I typed:
where 0 is the OSC target, next is the OSC address to send the string to (don't forget to enclose the address in single quotes), and n is the variable representing the string that will be sent. You should uncheck the variable x in the project window, otherwise it will send 0 or 1 values every time you touch the Pads.
And that worked for me; every time I tapped the Pads, Bidule received Hello World! over OSC.
I’m not a super sophisticated user of Lemur, so someone might come along with a more elegant method.
But I hope this helps!
I was able to figure out how to send text from Lemur over OSC into Plogue Bidule on my Mac; here’s how I did it.
In Bidule I opened a Comments bidule, which is just a repository for text; the text can be populated by sending an OSC string to the address /Comment_1/Comment:_ .
So in Lemur, I created a Pads. I gave it a variable which I named n, and in its script window I typed ‘Hello World!’ (you need to enclose the text in single quotes or the Lemur Editor won't parse it--also the text can not contain apostrophes). I then created a new script which I called world(), executing on x in any direction, and for the body of the script, I typed:
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oscout(0,'/Comment_1/Comment:_’,n);
And that worked for me; every time I tapped the Pads, Bidule received Hello World! over OSC.
I’m not a super sophisticated user of Lemur, so someone might come along with a more elegant method.
But I hope this helps!
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