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== Visual Part == | == Visual Part == | ||
Computer 2 splits the incoming OSC-messages to be read by unity on the same machine and sent to computer 3. This is easily done in MAX: | |||
'''Computer 2 splits the incoming OSC-messages to be read by unity on the same machine and sent to computer 3. This is easily done in MAX: | |||
''' | |||
[[File:maxsplit.png]] | [[File:maxsplit.png]] | ||
Unity gets the code with a script like this (google might help): | |||
'''Unity gets the code with a script like this (google might help):''' | |||
[[File:unityleif1.png]] | [[File:unityleif1.png]] | ||
and makes the object move, in this case spin, depending on the OCS signal | |||
'''and makes the object move, in this case spin, depending on the OCS signal | |||
''' | |||
[[File:unityleif2.png]] | [[File:unityleif2.png]] | ||
Revision as of 13:20, 16 June 2016
Overview
OSC message generation
We used cooked spaghetti to send Serial messages to processing via Arduino using the analogue pin and a voltage divider circuit with the spaghetti acting as a variable resistor. (More documentation of this here) Processing then sent on these values as OSC messages to Max MSP and Unity.
Visual Part
Computer 2 splits the incoming OSC-messages to be read by unity on the same machine and sent to computer 3. This is easily done in MAX:
Unity gets the code with a script like this (google might help):
and makes the object move, in this case spin, depending on the OCS signal
Sound Part
Max patches for generating noise:
