OSCulator 2.6
New Features:
- French, Italian and Spanish translations
- added the possibility to generate a single MIDI note
- added a simple event logger system (use Console.app to see results)
- preset management system (also preset changing from osc, and wiimote led follows preset #)
- OSC routing editor: forge custom messages or change incoming OSC messages with a graphical editor
- added support for two virtual HID joysticks
- input lock: avoid to make any changes to the document when the lock is on
- added preliminary support for the TUIO protocol
- rewrote event triggering system
- start and stop Wiimote discovery using OSC messages (send [@/osculator/discovery/start@] and [@/osculator/discovery/stop@])
- wii guitar hero controller preliminary support
- added the ability to edit multiple lines at once
- added the ability to “split” an input in two (from 0 to 0.5 and 0.5 to 1) in order to get two events from that range from 0 to 1. for example, you can use it with a joystick and assign an event for both directions of an axis.
- added the ability to “demux” a message based on the value of an argument (useful for TUIO protocol and Iannix software)
Changes:
- upgraded max count of connected Wiimotes to 8
- added smoothing to Raw IR
- added double and triple clicks to mouse events
- simplified keyboard combo creation (now you just have to strike the combo)
- fixed crashing when receiving TUIO protocol messages
- corrected a problem with MIDI aftertouch when producing notes
- corrected a problem with MIDI notes repeating even if option is not set
- added the possibility to generate polyphonic MIDI notes from a single OSC address space based on an Index
- corrected some bugs in mouse output
- corrected a bug in wiimotes slot change
- enhanced Kyma/Capybara driver
- updated Sparkle to version 1.5
- optimized performance
Known problems:
- Under Mac OS X Tiger (10.4), OSCulator could crash due to a problem in memory deallocation. This problem is under investigation.