Sure! Here how plug in processing works: import oscP5. Rect(random(width), random(height), w, w) ug(this, "drawSquare", "/drawSquare") Įllipse(random(width), random(height), r, r) declare the variable name and the setter function name I'll attached here the Processing code: import netP5.* The idea anyway is to use something that hit an ON value to "bang" an action, without use a streams of int or float values, like max/MSP does after clicking in a message object. Processing has a similar max/msp "bang" function? I'm asking if Processing can see a "bang" from max (like a string?), or i have to declare it in an other way. So i've tried to learn how use Processing replicating and converting some easy examples of MaxLink libraries to oscP5, in particular the "shape_sketch" one, which send from max/msp a "bang" from /drawCircle, /drawSquare, /clear message objects to generate randomly 2D shapes in Processing, but i'm still newbie and i can't understand what is not working with oscP5, because, after i click that message objects in max/msp, in Processing nothing happens. Max objects are data focused, MSP objects deal with audio and signal-rate calculations, and Jitter objects process pixel-video and OpenGL. Programming is performed by making connections between objects, to create a 'patch'. I've discovered first MaxLink libraries to do it, i've tried it and i found that it is now outdated and still unsupported so i'll go out with OSC (udpsend object) and oscP5 library in Processing to do the same things. Max/MSP/Jitter is an object-oriented graphical multimedia programming environment, sometimes referred to simply as Max. I'm starting to learn how communicate with Max/MSP and Processing. I've put this topic also in cycling74 forum because i don't know if it is a properly max/msp or processing question, anyway:
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