Re: [sc-users] Simple OSC question

[CK <chris@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I read:
> I am trying to set up my own OSC commands in SC3, but I can't get it to work.
> Can someone tell me why, after executing

ok, firstly I don't have sc handy right now to test but from memory:
 
> (
> o = OSCresponder(s.addr, '/anything',
>            {arg time, responder, msg;
>            "anything".postln;
>        }).add;
> )

this sets up an OSCresponder on the sclang side _not_ the server,
and I had to set the adress to nil to get it to work.

> then executing
> 
> s.sendMsg("/anything")
> 
> it says FAILURE /anything Command not found?  

you're sending this to the scsynth server process and the server of
course knows nothing about your clientside OSC responders.

> How can I create my own commands with an OSCresponder?

I'm not sure I understand what you want to do but basically 
sending to the lang from the lang (is that really useful ?)
you would do a:

(
var sc, port = 57120; // sclang port 
sc = Server(\sc, NetAddr("127.0.0.1", port));
sc.sendMsg("/anything", "blabla");
)

HTH

x

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