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== Grabbing the Bone Vector Coordinates == | == Grabbing the Bone Vector Coordinates == | ||
The [udpreceive] object work the other way around. It can receive messages coming from a specific IP and port. | |||
After [udpreceive] we can route the out coming array of information by using the OSC-Syntax again. | |||
With the [route] object we can exactly determine what branch of the string we want to access, in this case we write "/route/John-Doe/blender/Root/vector" to get exactly what we asked for. Afterwards we unpack the containing floats, which represent the x, y and z value of our subscripted bone. | |||
== Using the Data Stream from The Captury == | == Using the Data Stream from The Captury == | ||