blenderOSC

Send and receive OSC message in Blender Game Engine with python 3.4, on UDP,

easily, in an example.

Content

class Receive only to receive and decode

class Send to send binary osc message or encoded string

class Client to send and receive, but without decoding.

Limitation

String are latin-1 encoded and decoded.

ISO 8859-1 = ISO/CEI 8859-1 = Latin-1

To receive or send unicode string, don't use OSC.

Use listen_unicode() in send_receive.py to receive UDP data without OSC.

Send with socket.sendto(data, address)

and data = "your unicode string".encode('utf-8')

Requirements

• python3.4 and more
• socket standard module
• pyOSCcodec: https://github.com/sergeLabo/pyOSCcodec
• blender 2.69 and more

Installation

Tested on: Linux Mint 17

Ubuntu 14.04

You must install pd-extended

for example from

https://launchpad.net/~eighthave/+archive/pd-extended/+files/pd-extended_0.43.4-1%7Etrusty1_i386.deb

Running the Tests

Run in terminal python3 test.py

test.py run in subprocess:

• pd-extended the patch OSC-PureData-Blender-xy.pd
• blender

try:

• connect in pure data
• [P] over Blender 3D View
• Move x y slider

Credits

Thanks to:

• Labomedia

License

blenderOSC is released under the GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.