NNNenov
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1 year ago I have done further debugging and found that packing the message "/ch/1 f" f being some float value, is working correctly, I wasn't packing it properly in max msp. However, i still dont get any signal when sending a message with the same formatting from my microcontroller over wifi network. I even copied the print result which was received in max msp from the microcontroller over wifi and sent it to vcv rack, and it worked, so im really stuck now.
j4s0n-c
ello, I'm trying to send an OSC message to the cvOSCcv module from a microcontroller over the same wifi network. The connection seems to be working fine with MaxMSP udpreceive, I'm able to send float messages to it. But with vcv rack 2 I'm not sure how to get the cvOSCcv module to pick it up. I tried setting the IP to 127.0.0.1 and also tried the IPv4 of my machine, the message is formatted "/ch/1" " value" value being 0. to 1.
I am realising the IP address may only be relevant for outgoing messages from VCV rack, for incoming I would assume it is not used, or should stay at the default 127.0.0.1 so my issue is maybe related to message syntax, but I don't know, I couldn't tell from the documentation in the manual.
For further debugging, I tried sending OSC internally (on same machine) from max msp to vcv rack 2 cvOSCcv module, targeting 127.0.0.1 with In Port 7375: sending value 0.5, the message is formatted "/ch/1 0.5" cvOSCcv received a trigger message, but VAL stays at 0
I then tried sending OSC from cvOSCcv to max msp, the message is received and formatted the same, "/ch/1 0.5" So it seems that when formatting my message in the same way, only a trigger is received, and I'm not sure why nothing is received when trying to send osc from a device on same network.