Hello,

I have written some vi's with Labview and I can send messages from labview via TCP to PD. Now I want to get the messages in PD and than unpack them or write them in a file with a specific format. I mean the messages are motion Data in x,y an z direction like this:

x y z

45 63 23
44 32 21
98 23 11
.
.
.
.
I have written a patch using [tcpclient]to get the Data but I dont know

1-how the messages come to pd, I mean in which order.
2-is there any index for the messages and recieved data to access a specific element of a message?
2-how can I save the Data in original order in a file?

Can somebody help me solving these problems?

see Attachment

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/TCP_out.pd

Hello,

I recieve osc messages in my pd patch in a sequence and they are printed like this:

/wii/a 0;
/wii/b 0;
/wii/x 0.122659;
/wii/y 0.598212;
/wii/z -0.0285929;
/wii/roll 10.5434;
.
.
.

Now I am trying to concatenate only the floating numbers in a list and than split them through [unpack f f f f] to use the Data separately and parallel but not sequentially.
Can somebody tell me, how can I make such a list.

Hello,

I have written a patch, which recieves Data as OSC messages and can print them. How can I save this messages to a local file?
I have tried to use the [textfile] to save the Data to a file. Unfortunately it is something wrong with it. The patch recieves Data via OSC and can print them but it cannot write it to a local file.
can somebody help me?
I attach the patch as well.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/DataRecord_21.01.pd

Hi,

cool, I am doing it for my thesis as well. What is the subject of your major?

with OSCroute I can split up the message but not making a list of the numbers.

@scape said:

es, I see your using the Wii Remote to bring data into PD?
Thats interesting. I'm doing that kind of thing for my major degree project

Try using OSCroute.

It will split up your osc messages like this:

[OSCroute /wii]
|
[OSCroute /a]
|
[numbers!]

Thanks alot. I will use accordint to my need and tell you if it functions.

@obiwannabe said:

A list sequencer.

Use a combo of

and to fill a list in a loop, then keep a temporary copy in another list until it's ready to send in one go.

See attached.

wow, thanks alot. I have tried to do all what you worte and its done. I am so happy

I am trying to connect a sofware named glovepie to pd using osc. I have written a skript for glovepie, which reads the acceleration information of Nintendo Wii controller. Then I have connected glovepie with this pd-patch. The patch recieves the messages in form of floating point numbers and print them one by one. If you know something about glovepie, I can attach the skript.
After runnig the skript and patch. I get this Data printed

print: /wii/a 0
print: /wii/b 0
print: /wii/x 0.0173142
print: /wii/y 0.000775725
print: /wii/z 0.00689533
print: /wii/roll -87.4347
print: /wii/a 0
print: /wii/b 0
print: /wii/x 0.0205716
print: /wii/y 0.00186337
print: /wii/z 0.00869571

x is the acceleration in x direction and so on