I have been trying the same thing for a project with OSC and can't get it working even when I install all of the libs or try to call them up via a flag. So is mrpeach currently not supported for the zero? That would be rough.

@whale-av This is so awesome!!! I gotta try this. Woo!!

@maltwhisker I have to do a bunch of stuff for work today/tonight. So I will start constructing the PD/nodeJS stuff and double check it.

@bountybouncer Howdy! I don't know much about this board but I have been doing quite a bit of microcontroller research lately. Do you know if this board has serial capability? Also do you have any links? I'm assuming its written in C from what I remember last time I checked them out but this was at least 1+ yrs. Let me know.

The patches I've created so far utilizes serial messages with an Arduino but would be relative if a board has a serial capability.

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/

Howdy! Great idea by the way!

I've been working on some max/pd examples that use node js, so this could be an avenue worth researching. I still need to put the pd patches up but its possible. Kinda convoluted but definitely a way. The sketches for Max also work for PD. I uploaded new PD patches which clarify the use of Serial.println(). Also, no extra libraries are needed.

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/nodejs

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Nice! The serial.println stuff is great by the way.

@metamonster

I just posted new patches that simplifies this idea even further. You may dig it. Making videos soon.

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/pdmodel2

https://github.com/cskonopka/arduivis

@metamonster The comport will send out ASCII but you need to then group/parse it a certain way so you can acquire all of the messages properly. I just finished fixing a bunch of PD patches that handles ASCII in and ASCII out in a very smooth fashion. Try this out, I'm gonna be making videos in the coming days. Let me know if you have any questions.

https://github.com/cskonopka/arduivis
cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/

@alexandros Thanks! Just thought while I have energy try to put out as much info as possible so its easier to refer people instead of always answering questions. That sounds like a great idea! The github.io stuff isn't that bad but you do have to do all the HTML yourself, there is probably a way to get templates with Jekyll but wanted to get it done fast. A learning section would be awesssssome.