Simple OSC question

Pace514 · Post by **Pace514** » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:47 pm

Hi all !!!

I know i can control submaster 1 with: /cmd.lxconsole/SUB-1.
But what if i want to control channel 1 : /cmd.lxconsole/chn-1 ???

Have a nice day !

Pascal

Post by **admin** » Tue Sep 19, 2017 2:35 am

You can map any arbitrary OSC message to various commands using the OSC tab of the setup window. See the online help for a reference.

OSC messages of the form /cmd.lxconsole/<command> can be used to execute commands that you might type on the command line and do not need a specific action assigned in the Setup window. The extraction of arguments to the message works like an OSC action (see the online help page for Setup->OSC tab). Assuming that the message has a floating point argument 0.0-1.0 you would use /cmd.lxconsole/1@%p

Pace514 · Post by **Pace514** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 2:03 pm

Thanks a lot !!!

Now why /cmd.lxconsole/SUB-1@100 is working for a submaster
and /cmd.lxconsole/GROUP-1@100. is not working for a group ???

Thanks again !

Pascal

Post by **admin** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 4:23 pm

/cmd.lxconsole/group:1@100

(this is what you would enter on the command line)

/cmd.lxconsole/SUB-1 controls sub 1 with the floating point argument of the OSC message

/cmd.lxconsole/SUB-1@100 is not a proper message but probably works because you are sending along an argument with the value 1.0. If you sent that address pattern with a float argument of 0.25, despite the fact it reads "@100", submaster 1 would be set to 25%. The command line form you are looking for is /cmd.lxconsole/sub:1@100

Pace514 · Post by **Pace514** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 7:12 pm

I'm learning... Thanks to you !!!

Have a nice day !

Pascal