I am experincing a problem with OSC and my monome.
The documentation on monome.org tells me that the monome OSC signal for button presses is
{CODE(ln=>1)}/40h/press 3 7 1^
But in VVVV, with the UDP and OSCdecover node i receive
{CODE(ln=>1)}/test/press#0,iii#0#0#0#0#0#0#0#3#0#0#0#7#0#0#0#1^
Is this an encoding problem?
OSCmonome.v4p (4.5 kB)
If the address pattern of the osc client (in your case the monom) is /40h/press, your osc server’s (ie vvvv) address pattern must be /40h/press.
What you actually show is not the output of osc decoder but the udp node. OSC sends data as binary packets so after the network communication via udp the message is still encode as binary packets. The osc decoder translate theses osc packets into vvvv’s data type.
You have to put udp (network server) to concatenate mode instead of discard as well.