homeboy

Here is how I got osc-route working in Max7 (32-bit tested) under Windows:

In Max, add a path to where you unzipped (Window->FilePreferences, '+' in lower left corner.

 no longer has a direct link to the Windows package.

The Max7 Package Manager blithely downloads and installs a version of the CNMAT package that does not include a windows version.

p.s. Why isn't an osc-route object built in to Max yet? Seems like core functionality.

The good:
   Here is how I got osc-route working in Max7 (32-bit tested) under Windows:
 Navigate to
     http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/patch/4029
Click on Windows to download zipped file
In Max, add a path to where you unzipped (Window->FilePreferences, '+' in lower left corner. 

The unpleasant:
   http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/downloads no longer has a direct link to the Windows package.
   The Max7 Package Manager blithely downloads and installs a version of the CNMAT package that does not include a windows version.

p.s. Why isn't an osc-route object built in to Max yet? Seems like core functionality.


osc-route-windows-max7

I think there is no such object because you can easily achieve the same results with [udpreceive] and [regexp] objects. So that might be something you could investigate. Here's a little example. The left part routes the X, Y and Z parameters from the accelerometer that is OSC transmitted by "OSC Piano" (a free iOS app) and the right is an example of parsing the floating point value as received from TouchOSC. Have fun and good luck!

With its various outlets, regexp also provides some flexibility that osc-route doesn't have.

Nice solution, Hens.
With its various outlets, regexp also provides some flexibility that osc-route doesn't have.
Thanks!
- lonce


I could get OSC-route working in Max7 but not in M4L

Using your patch with regexp works flawlessly in M4L, Max7 (32bit mode)

osc-route, windows, Max7