No one have a idea to get rid of the "unable to reference dictionary named xxxx" ? It also didn't work with simple small dicts. Hope find a solution to send dict over network!

I try a solution with dict.serialize and dict.deserialize, but then the Max crashs.

I find a solution, but not over network, so only at the same computer. I export the dict as a jason file and import it in the build collective.

Thanks for help!

HI michel8,

The message you send over UDP is something like "dictionary u084002839". Within a Max instance, the dictionaries have a unique name (unless you name them yourself to refer to the same dict), that has a name like the one in the message so the dictionaries know where to refer to when receiving it. The problem occurs because the second Max instance doesn't "know" which that named dictionary is, as within its memory there is no dictionary named that way, and if it was it would be a different one, it just gets a name - not the data from the dictionary. As for a solution, can find any obvious one. You could try iterating the dictionary in the first patch, and sending plain values through upd.

-N

You can use the [dict.serialize] and [dict.desierialize] to pass the dictionary with th udp: Send patch:

Receive Patch:

Hope it helps! -N

Thanks Nikolas!

It works now only passably with dict.serialize. I f oversaw the attribute compress 1.

But still, if I change the qmetro to 10ms and the speedlim to 500, the animation starts to stuck each 500ms. It seems that the dict.serialize braking some resources. When I turn off collision its more fluidly.

May I have to stay with the version to save the dict in a json file. May load this jason in a build collective and there dict.serialize and sent it over UDP. This could be a solution to let run the animation smoothly.

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