nnneuromodulator

So I'm having an irregular error that I can't pinpoint. It never shows up when I'm looking at the screen, even if I sit and try to recreate it for twenty minutes just hammering on the buttons that might have triggered it in a random order. I can't figure it out.

Apparently an OSC message is getting routed into an integer object, which, as far as I can tell, should be impossible with my existing structure. So, I'm getting three error messages in the Max window: int doesn't understand "/nav", or what have you. Of course, I've got so many integer objects this becomes hard to trace.

1) Is it possible I'm correct in that this is actually not part of my structure, and is an actual glitch? Or is that just foolish - is it much more likely that I'm wrong about it being impossible and that it's happening somewhere, for some reason, once in a blue moon? With a bunch of OSC messages flying around, do weird things sometimes happen?

2) Are there any other ways to pinpoint which integer object is getting the messages? I can't fathom how much work it would be to go through my patch and place a print object on each and every integer... Any general troubleshooting tips?

So I'm having an irregular error that I can't pinpoint.  It never shows up when I'm looking at the screen, even if I sit and try to recreate it for twenty minutes just hammering on the buttons that might have triggered it in a random order.  I can't figure it out.

Apparently an OSC message is getting routed into an integer object, which, as far as I can tell, should be impossible with my existing structure.  So, I'm getting three error messages in the Max window: int doesn't understand "/nav", or what have you.  Of course, I've got so many integer objects this becomes hard to trace.

1) Is it possible I'm correct in that this is actually not part of my structure, and is an actual glitch?  Or is that just foolish - is it much more likely that I'm wrong about it being impossible and that it's happening somewhere, for some reason, once in a blue moon?  With a bunch of OSC messages flying around, do weird things sometimes happen?

2)  Are there any other ways to pinpoint which integer object is getting the messages?  I can't fathom how much work it would be to go through my patch and place a print object on each and every integer...  Any general troubleshooting tips?

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It is really hard to say with out seeing your patch. But 

I would say it is most likely a problem with the signal routing

in your design. It sounds like the issue has to do with 

[route]. Perhaps the OSC message is missing some data you were

expecting. Is "/nav" a piece of a message?

It is really hard to say with out seeing your patch. But 
I would say it is most likely a problem with the signal routing
in your design. It sounds like the issue has to do with 
[route]. Perhaps the OSC message is missing some data you were
expecting. Is "/nav" a piece of a message?


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tips for troubleshooting