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ERROR: Message 'xboxProxy' not understood. #59

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DanaGuen opened this issue Aug 15, 2021 · 3 comments
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ERROR: Message 'xboxProxy' not understood. #59

DanaGuen opened this issue Aug 15, 2021 · 3 comments

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@DanaGuen
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Hello!

I am using Mosca 0.4, SuperCollider 3.12.0 and atk 5.0.3 on a linux ubuntu 20.04.
I am having issues using the proxy access to coordinates (my goal is to control the position of the sources via OSC from another software), as mentioned in the title I receive this error message:
"ERROR: Message 'xboxProxy' not understood." (screenshot below)

I cannot figure out what to correct, the code I've pasted is the one from the help file (also on the screenshot), so any help would be really welcome :)

Thanks in advance,

Dana

spc mosca error

@thibaudk
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Hi @DanaGuen,

Very sorry, the documentation is not up to date on this.
The "proxy" way is not in use anymore.
Accessing parameter is done through various functions such as
~moscaInstance.setCartesian(1, 0.5);
You can find all available methods in:
https://github.com/escuta/mosca/blob/master/Classes/MoscaBase.sc#L173

For osc communication tho, everything can be handled through the ossia Device.
Please find this quick video to see it in action
https://youtu.be/6a01Ij_sYNc

let us know if you have any issues with it.

@DanaGuen
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Thanks a lot, it's indeed much better! ^^
For the OSC part I already had what I need (I'm working from Unity for a fulldome video game, I was just missing this little function in Mosca to finally connect everything all together) :)
Thanks again, Mosca is really an enjoyable tool!

@thibaudk
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Cool ! We would be very interested in seeing what you did with Mosca !
If you have a moment, don't hesitate to share it here or on the chat
https://gitter.im/dev-mosca/community

Best of luck !

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