@alexnope1 Glad you got it all figured out - yeah hooking the arduino up that first time can be the most difficult step. Hope my video helped you - if you make anything cool link a video to it in reply to this video - I'd love to see it
The ipod is working nicely with the processing sketch (ie the sliders on the computer are sliding), but im getting no output on my arduino! and ideas?
@XXXwolverinee sorry for the late reply - I've been overloaded with work and school - take the compressed library file, then unzip and put the extracted folder into the libraries folder of your processing sketches. Then restart the processing ide
@berber1899 Try starting out with an empty processing sketch and adding each part step by step. Run it in between to make sure it still works. Start off with just void setup(size(320,480);) and void draw() if those don't work there is probably something wrong with your installation of processing. If you want you can send me your whole sketch and I will take a look at it.
//you need to make sure each statement ends with a semi-colon. //Some of yours end with a colon or nothing at all //this should compile //if it doesn't try reinstalling processing float redV = 0.0f; float greenV = 0.0f; float blueV = 0.0f; void setup(){ size(320, 480); background(0); } void draw(){ background(redV, greenV, blueV); fill(0); stroke(255,0,0); rect(34 ,39 ,67 ,255); stroke(0 ,255 ,0); rect(124 ,39 ,67 ,255); stroke(0 ,0 ,255); rect(216 ,39 ,67 ,255); }
Hey buddy, great video and program. I love the build and am attempting to impliment in my own project with servo motors. I was just wondering where you got the oscP5 library for processing. I looked online and found a few options, but many different variations, so if you could point me in the right direction, I'd much appreciate it. Thanks buddy. -Joe
nice tutorial but for some reason its not working... i set the ports on the ipod like you said but nothing happens when i slide sliders. any ideas? do i need to port forward or have any programs running? please help!
@12dart12 - if you are on a mac try clicking the airport controls button (it's the one at the top that has the wifi sign) then click "create network" - once you have a network setup on your mac simply connect your phone to that - this enables you to bipass whatever firewall your router has setup and you wont need to do any port forwarding - if you aren't on a mac I am sure windows has a similar option - or if your iphone is jailbroken you can create a hotspot with it and connect your laptop
@Harrybj17 Thanks for the quick reply. im on windows and couldn't get the "create a network" to work for some reason, so i installed MyWi on my jailbroken ipod touch and connected my desktop to it through wifi. It says im connected but when i run TouchOSC on my ipod and then run processing i just get an error because it cant find my IPod "ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0". Any ideas?
@12dart12 Did you download the source code from the description or did you type it along with the video? When you run the sketch you should be able to see your IP and the port the processing sketch is running at. For example pause at 9:14 - it shows the full IP and the port. Make sure in touchOSC the host = IP and the port (outgoing) = the listening port. I'm not sure what is causing your error but if you typed the code try running the code from the download source.
Following your tutorial let me find that my java 32 bit version was not installed correctly. Everytime i tried to start TouchOSC Editor is would get a EXEJ_JAVA_HOME variable not defined to a valid 32 bit JDK or JRE PATH. Well I got that resolved and could finally follow along.
thanks man!
jjoaobraga 13 hours ago
Hi a quick question. Will this work if I were to use Arduino Uno instead of Duelmilanove??
KharilManan 6 days ago
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KharilManan 6 days ago
Hi, I am new to this. Is it possible to list all the equipment and components needed?
I want to purchase Arduino equipment. Is there certain type of model or anything I need to know? Would love to try this out :)
KharilManan 6 days ago
Nevermind! I had to change
arduino = new Arduino(this, Arduino.list()[0],57600);
to
arduino = new Arduino(this, Arduino.list()[1],57600);
alexnope1 2 weeks ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@alexnope1 Glad you got it all figured out - yeah hooking the arduino up that first time can be the most difficult step. Hope my video helped you - if you make anything cool link a video to it in reply to this video - I'd love to see it
Harrybj17 2 weeks ago
The ipod is working nicely with the processing sketch (ie the sliders on the computer are sliding), but im getting no output on my arduino! and ideas?
alexnope1 3 weeks ago
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krisking303 1 month ago
m confused how to upload the library files ....pls can u help....
XXXwolverinee 2 months ago
@XXXwolverinee sorry for the late reply - I've been overloaded with work and school - take the compressed library file, then unzip and put the extracted folder into the libraries folder of your processing sketches. Then restart the processing ide
Harrybj17 1 month ago
what version are currently using in this video
1998Muneeb 6 months ago
@1998Muneeb for which part of the video?
Harrybj17 1 month ago
great tutorial! worked perfect! Cheers
Sk8erSquare 7 months ago
Im trying to do this but for some reason it doesnt like Size(320, 480) it says that it isnt declared in the scope, any ideas?
berber1899 8 months ago
@berber1899 Try starting out with an empty processing sketch and adding each part step by step. Run it in between to make sure it still works. Start off with just void setup(size(320,480);) and void draw() if those don't work there is probably something wrong with your installation of processing. If you want you can send me your whole sketch and I will take a look at it.
Harrybj17 8 months ago
@Harrybj17 here is code please help
float redAmount = 0.0f:
float greenAmount = 0.0f
float blueAmount = 0.0f
void setup(){ size(320, 480); background(0);
}
void draw(){ background(redAmount, greenAmount, blueAmount); fill(0); //red rect stroke(255 ,0 ,0); rect(34 ,39 ,67 ,255); //green rect stroke(0 ,255 ,0); rect(124 ,39 ,67 ,255); //blue rect stroke(0 ,0 ,255); rect(216 ,39 ,67 ,255):
}
berber1899 8 months ago
Harrybj17 7 months ago
10:48 voice crack
grahamcrackeh 9 months ago
Hey buddy, great video and program. I love the build and am attempting to impliment in my own project with servo motors. I was just wondering where you got the oscP5 library for processing. I looked online and found a few options, but many different variations, so if you could point me in the right direction, I'd much appreciate it. Thanks buddy. -Joe
joebro391 10 months ago
nice tutorial but for some reason its not working... i set the ports on the ipod like you said but nothing happens when i slide sliders. any ideas? do i need to port forward or have any programs running? please help!
12dart12 11 months ago
@12dart12 - if you are on a mac try clicking the airport controls button (it's the one at the top that has the wifi sign) then click "create network" - once you have a network setup on your mac simply connect your phone to that - this enables you to bipass whatever firewall your router has setup and you wont need to do any port forwarding - if you aren't on a mac I am sure windows has a similar option - or if your iphone is jailbroken you can create a hotspot with it and connect your laptop
Harrybj17 11 months ago
@Harrybj17 Thanks for the quick reply. im on windows and couldn't get the "create a network" to work for some reason, so i installed MyWi on my jailbroken ipod touch and connected my desktop to it through wifi. It says im connected but when i run TouchOSC on my ipod and then run processing i just get an error because it cant find my IPod "ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0". Any ideas?
12dart12 11 months ago
@12dart12 Did you download the source code from the description or did you type it along with the video? When you run the sketch you should be able to see your IP and the port the processing sketch is running at. For example pause at 9:14 - it shows the full IP and the port. Make sure in touchOSC the host = IP and the port (outgoing) = the listening port. I'm not sure what is causing your error but if you typed the code try running the code from the download source.
Harrybj17 11 months ago
Following your tutorial let me find that my java 32 bit version was not installed correctly. Everytime i tried to start TouchOSC Editor is would get a EXEJ_JAVA_HOME variable not defined to a valid 32 bit JDK or JRE PATH. Well I got that resolved and could finally follow along.
SoundsFantastic 11 months ago
5 Volt Maby ?
hendrikzuellig 11 months ago
Very good Tut ! I have a Question : how Manie Volts DOS the arduino Modul give out ?
hendrikzuellig 11 months ago
Dude awesome tutorial... really helped a lot. thanks
jakebrickhouse 1 year ago
thx 4 sharing :)
z55z 1 year ago