Isadora Manual v1.3 - TroikaTronix

address for the OSC Receive actor to see the data. For example, if channel is
set to 5, then messages received on the /isadora/5 OSC channel will be seen
by this listener.
• type: This determines the type of the value output. When this is set to float,
the output type will be a floating-point number. When this is set to integer, the
output will be an integer. When this is set to text, the output will be text. Note
that if you select an integer and the other application sends a floating-point
number, the part after the decimal point will be discarded.
Output Properties
• value: When a value is received on the channel specified by the channel input,
it will be sent out of this output.
• trigger: sends a trigger whenever a value is sent out of the value output.
OSC Multi Transmit
Sends Open Sound Control (OSC) messages to a specific OSC address at
the specified UDP address and port number. Use ‘localhost’ to transmit
messages to a program running on the same computer as Isadora.
Open Sound Control is an emerging standard used to send high-resolution data from
one application to another. The OSC Multi Transmit actor allows Isadora to
simultaneously send multiple values to another application, or even to Isadora itself.
For more information on Open Sound Control, please refer to “Open Sound Control
Support” on Page 173
Input Properties
• udp addr: The IP address of the computer on which the target application is
running. You can use the special address localhost (or 127.0.0.1) to send data
to an application running on the same computer as Isadora, or you can use a
domain name (e.g., troikatronix.com) if the computer is connected to the
internet and a domain name server is available.
• port: The UDP port number on which the program is receiving data. Check
the target application to see the UDP port on which it receives OSC messages.
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