I'm using IRCAM's Ethersense (a sensor to ethernet conversion device) with max. The Ethersense uses OSC and I've managed to establish a connection with my mac, I know this because I can see the data in the max window (filtered through the 'udpreceive' object) change as I move the sensor. My problem is this:

I'm unable to work-out how to decode the OSC data so that it can be used by max. I want to map the data onto a slider in max so that when I move my sensor the fader in max will move too.

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> I'm unable to work-out how to decode the OSC data so that it can be 

> used by max. I want to map the data onto a slider in max so that 

> when I move my sensor the fader in max will move too.

You probably need osc-route or some regular expression to extract the 

value of each sensor. Can you post an example of thing which gets 

> I'm unable to work-out how to decode the OSC data so that it can be  
> used by max. I want to map the data onto a slider in max so that  
> when I move my sensor the fader in max will move too.

You probably need osc-route or some regular expression to extract the  
value of each sensor. Can you post an example of thing which gets  
printed in the Max window?

> I'm using IRCAM's Ethersense (a sensor to ethernet conversion device) with max. The Ethersense uses OSC and I've managed to establish a connection with my mac, I know this because I can see the data in the max window (filtered through the 'udpreceive' object) change as I move the sensor. My problem is this:

> I'm unable to work-out how to decode the OSC data so that it can be used by max. I want to map the data onto a slider in max so that when I move my sensor the fader in max will move too. 

Like EJ said, it really depends a lot on what the data looks like. using 

[udpreceive] the data from, say, a Lemur, looks like "/MultiSlider/x 

0.6667 0.12 0. 1. 1." . this can then be accessed in the data stream by 

using [route /MultiSlider/x], which will then output 0.6667 0.12 0. 1. 1.

HMS skrev:
> I'm using IRCAM's Ethersense (a sensor to ethernet conversion device) with max. The Ethersense uses OSC and I've managed to establish a connection with my mac, I know this because I can see the data in the max window (filtered through the 'udpreceive' object) change as I move the sensor. My problem is this:
>
> I'm unable to work-out how to decode the OSC data so that it can be used by max. I want to map the data onto a slider in max so that when I move my sensor the fader in max will move too. 
>
> Thanks.
Like EJ said, it really depends a lot on what the data looks like. using 
[udpreceive] the data from, say, a Lemur, looks like "/MultiSlider/x  
0.6667 0.12 0. 1. 1." . this can then be accessed in the data stream by 
using [route /MultiSlider/x], which will then output 0.6667 0.12 0. 1. 1.

your ethersense interface is made of a motherboard and 1 or 2 daughterboards, the data you receive via the udpreceive object are this kind of list (OSC packets):

/Ethersense01/Card01 x x x x x x x x x x x x .....

where "x" are the values of your sensors.

in order to extract these values, you've to use OSC-Route in this way :

[OSC-Route /Ethsersense01/Card01 /Ethersense01/Card02]

then you get lists with values, that you have to [unpack].

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