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I have a continues income of data coming in (0.3433 etc) from my esp8266. 

To test my setup I need to see if there is a data change over a certain amount of time. 

flonum

pack

unpack

opensoundcontrol

print

udpreceive

Where I get a continous changing integer with a 0. decemial factor. 

How can I plot this or save this in a textfile (order underneath each other) or database.

Eventually I want to make a graph out of this, if this is directly possible. Even better.

Hi, 

I have a continues income of data coming in (0.3433 etc) from my esp8266. 
To test my setup I need to see if there is a data change over a certain amount of time. 

the data comes in like such. 



Where I get a continous changing integer with a 0. decemial factor. 

How can I plot this or save this in a textfile (order underneath each other) or database.

Eventually I want to make a graph out of this, if this is directly possible. Even better.
If I left information out, oopps sorry. 



Hi, 

I have a continues income of data coming in (0.3433 etc) from my esp8266. 
To test my setup I need to see if there is a data change ov

osc-integers-to-a-'database'

Well you did gave an answer to my problem! Buut..

I need to upscale the line in the graph because I can't see the difference (the millivoltages that go in are really small) 

And If I see a list with the number I can see if the peaks are there or if it's just noise.

And then I can see if I can go on or if I need to change the setup in hardware. Thanks though! :)

Well you did gave an answer to my problem! Buut..
I need to upscale the line in the graph because I can't see the difference (the millivoltages that go in are really small) 
And If I see a list with the number I can see if the peaks are there or if it's just noise. 

And then I can see if I can go on or if I need to change the setup in hardware. Thanks though! :)


to see the difference between entries and select the range to observe

I am still baffled that the analog value changes when I tap the piezo and I see a clear difference in the arduino plotter. But do not see a difference when brought into max msp.

Though I get the osc reading the value changes are not the same as with the arduino plotter. I see the clear peaks, which I don't see in max/msp.

@mizu i'm not so sure I understand what your patch does. I see al kinds of movement generated from the random. But as soon as I disconnect the random number, there is no movement or change in value of the multislider. 

I am still baffled that the analog value changes when I tap the piezo and I see a clear difference in the arduino plotter. But do not see a difference when brought into max msp. 

Though I get the osc reading the value changes are not the same as with the arduino plotter. I see the clear peaks, which I don't see in max/msp. 

@mizu i'm not so sure I understand what your patch does. I see al kinds of movement generated from the random. But as soon as I disconnect the random number, there is no movement or change in value of the multislider. 


the random just imitates your datas from OSC to test. Your datas need to go to "t f f", not "pack sym 0." The idea is to observe a fine range of events.

- have you usable datas coming from OpenSoundControl to route/extract the correct float ? 

the random just imitates your datas from OSC to test. Your datas need to go to "t f f", not "pack sym 0." The idea is to observe a fine range of events.
- have you usable datas coming from OpenSoundControl to route/extract the correct float ? 


OSC - integers to a 'database'