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JPfeP / AddRoutes

Allow MIDI, OSC and a remote Android App to control Blender 2.8
http://www.jpfep.net/pages/addroutes/
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Blender 3.4 #15

Open j-conrad opened 1 year ago

j-conrad commented 1 year ago

I’m shocked this repo doesn’t have more activity given how amazingly useful AddRoutes is.

Anyway, I’m wondering if it supports Blender 3.4 yet. I’ve tried getting it to work—no errors that I can see, but I’m having trouble getting it to work in any version of Blender so I’m a bit lost.

it appears to install fine, but I just can’t get any messages to come through. I’m on Windows 11—I’ve gotten OSC signals to come into my PC via TouchOSC and Protokol but I don’t know why Blender isn’t seeing anything. Am I missing something obvious?

BlendThatFilm commented 1 year ago

I’m shocked this repo doesn’t have more activity given how amazingly useful AddRoutes is.

Anyway, I’m wondering if it supports Blender 3.4 yet. I’ve tried getting it to work—no errors that I can see, but I’m having trouble getting it to work in any version of Blender so I’m a bit lost.

it appears to install fine, but I just can’t get any messages to come through. I’m on Windows 11—I’ve gotten OSC signals to come into my PC via TouchOSC and Protokol but I don’t know why Blender isn’t seeing anything. Am I missing something obvious?

I have it working in 3.4 so I might be able to help troubleshoot althtough I am using Windows 10 so we'll see how we go, I see that you are using Touch OSC which is good as I've used that as well.

Some things to check:

• Have you set your input IP address to listen on in the Addons preferences? Might sound obvious but not sure what your level of understanding is at this point. • A big one that tripped me up was that even though I'd set the correct port (I chose 9000 rather than 9001) is that there is a little check box to the right of this that needs to be checked, I completely missed that one at first. When you check that Windows will ask if you want to allow it through the firewall. • Are you on iOS? If not then Android works through the Blemote Settings.

Let me know if any of that helps.

Tom

j-conrad commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the reply and suggestions.

I had seen those checkboxes next to the IP address fields, but didn't realize they were important. Now that I checked them both, the upper one is RED. I have yet to receive any kind of notification about allowing anything through the firewall. I'm using TouchOSC on iOS, just to be clear. image

BlendThatFilm commented 1 year ago

Hmmm, first thing I’d try is changing the Output Port to 9002. I’ve not had any need to have signals go back and have always assumed it would need a separate port, the default is set to separate ports.