When opening a new osc device, libmonome never tells the target device which port to communicate on. This caused conflicts when using my monome 512 by itself or with my monome 256: if I was using a non-8000 port, I wouldn't get osc messages at all. If I was using 8000, traffic from all grids was being directed to my server even though the following address is specified:
monome_t *monome = NULL;
monome = monome_open("osc.udp://127.0.0.1:17537/monome", "8000");
Using /dev/ttyUSB0 and /dev/ttyUSB1 worked okay, but that way I can't use serialosc to autoconfigure my monomes.
As seen in my pull request, adding the line:
lo_send_from(self->outgoing, self->server, LO_TT_IMMEDIATE, "/sys/port","i",atoi(port));
at line 235 of src/proto/osc.c seems to be the easiest fix.
When opening a new osc device, libmonome never tells the target device which port to communicate on. This caused conflicts when using my monome 512 by itself or with my monome 256: if I was using a non-8000 port, I wouldn't get osc messages at all. If I was using 8000, traffic from all grids was being directed to my server even though the following address is specified: monome_t *monome = NULL; monome = monome_open("osc.udp://127.0.0.1:17537/monome", "8000");
Using /dev/ttyUSB0 and /dev/ttyUSB1 worked okay, but that way I can't use serialosc to autoconfigure my monomes.
As seen in my pull request, adding the line: lo_send_from(self->outgoing, self->server, LO_TT_IMMEDIATE, "/sys/port","i",atoi(port)); at line 235 of src/proto/osc.c seems to be the easiest fix.