• Download the latest version here
• Open the file you just downloaded and drag the OSCulator folder to your Applications folder
• Launch the application and follow the initial setup instructions

When launched OSCulator shows an empty window. It is actually listening for incoming messages. As soon it receives OSC data, you can use it to send it to another application (see that section).

1. Plug any extension you want to use with your Wiimote and press buttons 1 & 2 of your Wiimote
2. A list of messages should appear in the main window
3. Proceed to configuring the outputs

1. Unless you have it already, download an OSC compatible application on the App Store like:
   • TouchOSC
   • OSCemote
   • mrmr
2. Connect your iPhone to the same network as the computer that is running OSCulator
3. Configure the aforementioned application so it sends OSC messages to that computer (you can follow that tutorial that has been written for TouchOSC, other applications work about the same)
4. Touch some controls on the application running of the iPhone to test if the messages are well received by OSCulatorn they should appear in the list
5. Proceed to configuring the outputs

1. Connect the SpaceNavigator to an USB port
2. Click on the menu item Window → Use SpaceNavigator
3. Rock and roll

• Any OSC enabled software or device can natively send data to OSCulator. All you have to do is to make sure that the OSC output port of your device matches the OSC input port of OSCulator.
• Software based on the TUIO protocol are working out of the box too, though it might be easier for you to change the OSC input port. In the main window toolbar, enter 3333 instead of the default value, and you should be set.
• The JazzMutant Lemur is usually sending its data on port 8000.
• To know the IP address of your computer, open the Network Utility application ¹⁾ and look for the IP Address.
  • if your computer is connect with Airport, change the drop down menu to Network Interface (en1)
  • if your computer is connect with Ethernet, change the drop down menu to Network Interface (en0)

Now that you have a working input, you can transform the incoming data to something useful.