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Facilitates integration of OSC float values for real-time control in creative projects.
The VrchFloatOSCControlNode
is designed to facilitate the integration of Open Sound Control (OSC) messages into your creative workflows, specifically focusing on handling floating-point values. This node acts as a bridge between OSC messages and your application, allowing you to receive, process, and utilize float data in real-time. It is particularly beneficial for artists and developers who want to incorporate dynamic, real-time data into their projects, such as controlling visual or audio parameters with external devices or software. The node ensures that the received float values are accurately mapped and processed, providing a seamless experience in managing OSC data. By leveraging this node, you can enhance your interactive installations or performances with precise and responsive control over float-based parameters.
The server_ip
parameter specifies the IP address of the OSC server that the node will connect to. This is crucial for establishing a network connection to receive OSC messages. Ensure that the IP address is correctly set to match the server you intend to communicate with.
The port
parameter defines the network port on which the OSC server is listening. It is essential to set this to the correct port number to ensure successful communication between the node and the OSC server. The port number must be within the valid range for network ports, typically between 1024 and 65535.
The path
parameter indicates the OSC address path that the node will listen to for incoming messages. This path acts as a filter, allowing the node to process only the messages that match the specified address. It is important to set this path correctly to ensure that the node receives the intended OSC messages.
The output_min
parameter sets the minimum value for the output range after remapping the received float value. This parameter is used to scale the incoming data to a desired range, ensuring that the output values are within a specified lower bound. The value must be less than or equal to output_max
.
The output_max
parameter sets the maximum value for the output range after remapping the received float value. Similar to output_min
, this parameter is used to scale the incoming data to a desired range, ensuring that the output values do not exceed a specified upper bound. The value must be greater than or equal to output_min
.
The input_min
parameter defines the minimum expected value of the incoming float data. This is used in conjunction with input_max
to determine the range of the input data for remapping purposes. The value must be less than or equal to input_max
.
The input_max
parameter defines the maximum expected value of the incoming float data. This is used in conjunction with input_min
to determine the range of the input data for remapping purposes. The value must be greater than or equal to input_min
.
The output_invert
parameter is a boolean that determines whether the output range should be inverted. If set to true, the remapped output values will be inverted, effectively swapping the output_min
and output_max
values. This can be useful for reversing the effect of the incoming data.
The debug
parameter is a boolean that enables or disables debug mode. When enabled, the node will print debug information to the console, which can be helpful for troubleshooting and ensuring that the node is functioning as expected.
The value
output parameter represents the remapped float value received from the OSC message. This value is the result of processing the incoming data according to the specified input and output ranges, as well as any inversion settings. It is the primary output of the node and can be used to control various parameters in your application.
server_ip
and port
parameters are correctly set to match your OSC server's configuration to avoid connection issues.path
parameter to filter incoming OSC messages, ensuring that only relevant data is processed by the node.input_min
, input_max
, output_min
, and output_max
parameters to scale the incoming data to a suitable range for your application.debug
mode if you encounter issues, as it provides valuable information about the node's operation and can help identify problems.output_min
parameter is set to a value greater than output_max
.output_min
is less than or equal to output_max
to define a valid output range.input_min
parameter is set to a value greater than input_max
.input_min
is less than or equal to input_max
to define a valid input range.server_ip
or port
is incorrect, preventing the node from connecting to the OSC server.server_ip
and port
parameters are correctly set to match the OSC server's configuration.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.