synthaswinger

For some reason only the right leg shows as being detected-

osceleton-only-sending-leg

Just a guess (and going from memory): Maybe the Osceleton data packet is not getting parsed. After data is received via udreceive , there should be a patch incorporating an Osc-route and a number of route objects to extract the values for separate joint elements. You could check to make sure that is there and working correctly...

Just a guess (and going from memory): Maybe the Osceleton data packet is not getting parsed.  After data is received via udreceive , there should be a patch incorporating an Osc-route and a  number of route objects to extract the values for separate joint elements. You could check to make sure that is there and working correctly...


yes, I check that before. print from udpreceive just show right leg values.

i´m trying animata to re check the OSC reception but i´m afraid the problem comes from osceleton.

yes, I check that before. print from udpreceive just show right leg values.
i´m trying animata to re check the OSC reception but i´m afraid the problem comes from osceleton.


finally got the rest of the skeleton info via osceleton into max.

For some reason OSCeleton ignores some of the options if they are in

specific order. Try launching it with this command:

./osceleton-osx -p 8110 -mx 2 -my -2 -mz -1 -ox -1 -oy 0.75 -oz 1 -a

-mx should be 2. Not -2 as I had earlier, but actually osceleton just

ignored that option. So I moved the -a option to the end and now the

I've also noticed that the -p option has to be the first one in order

https://groups.google.com/group/osceleton/tree/browse_frm/month/2011-01/b3e7e1d05db03483?rnum=21&_done=%2Fgroup%2Fosceleton%2Fbrowse_frm%2Fmonth%2F2011-01%3F

It's been a known issue that one of the OSCeleton builds does not compile Quartz Composer messages correctly. An earlier version, the May 15th, 2011 build, does in fact work. If you need, you may download that build here.

finally got the rest of the skeleton info via osceleton into max. 

For some reason OSCeleton ignores some of the options if they are in
specific order. Try launching it with this command:
./osceleton-osx -p 8110 -mx 2 -my -2 -mz -1 -ox -1 -oy 0.75 -oz 1 -a
127.0.0.1
-mx should be 2. Not -2 as I had earlier, but actually osceleton just
ignored that option. So I moved the -a option to the end and now the
settings work as they should.
I've also noticed that the -p option has to be the first one in order
to work.

mm, i though i tried ./osceleton without any options active.

maybe -q quark c. was making all the noise..

mm, i though i tried ./osceleton without any options active.
now just ./osceleton -w works as well
maybe -q quark c. was making all the noise..


OSCeleton only sending leg