When I yank the FName of the Address pin out for a Switch on Name, I can’t seem to drill down at any level higher up than the last part - Yellow (f), Dots (i), or Name (s). Should I just store a temp string and then parse it from there, or is there a smarter way to do that?
Yes Andy, I can confirm it works perfectly with 4.17.2. I get the error also, but I just ignored it and everything seems perfect. I am now wondering if the plugin works with 4.18. I haven’t tested that : )
Could someone lend a hand? I’m really struggling : ) UE4-OSC is working perfectly. My problem is that I am receiving a very complex OSC bundle. Everything in the bundle comes in pairs of either two strings, a string and a float, or a string and an integer. While they are always paired up next to each other in order, the pairs themselves can shift around so that they can appear anywhere in the index. So for example “speed” 0.25 “gain” 1. That’s four messages total ordered from 0 to 3, but sometimes that will be reversed so that you get “gain” 1 “speed” 0.25.
How in Blueprints can I setup logic that can separate between these three kinds pairs and allow me to work with these three types. Essentially the first string is always the key and the second argument (float, string, int) is the data.
Hey, Hope all is good.
I am having trouble with my Windows 10 machine hanging when receiving and sending OSC data. The problem seems random and I am having trouble pinning down the problem. When I send an OSC message into the Unreal 4.14.3 system it occasionally hangs the machine so I have to end the unreal task. Sometimes it does not hang the system and works fine allowing me to monitor motion controller parameters in Reaper.
Any advice gratefully received, many thanks
Hi - I am trying to compile this plugin using Xcode 9.2 and Unreal Engine 4.18.3 and keep getting this error
"Discovering modules, targets and source code for project…
Generating data for project indexing… 50%ERROR: Plugin ‘OSC’ (referenced via default plugins) does not contain the ‘OSC’ module, but lists it in ‘/Users/thisuser/Documents/Unreal Projects/OSC/Plugins/OSC/OSC.uplugin’."
Steps to reproduce:
Create new C++ project
Close Unreal
Add Plugins folder and OSC folder
Cmd click .uproject ->Services ->Generate XCode project
Same error if I try building project directly in Xcode
Hi! Does this plug in works with version 4.18.3? I installed the plug in and it seamed to work, but it seams not to be sending any data. I have already the monitor and tryed with different computers (IP) different ports, and adresses and nothing.
I have it working in 4.18.3 No errors so far. I still making something more complicated, but I can print the OSC messages.
If anyone has any information on converting MIDI to OSC pleas send to me. I’m trying to find some software that will allow me to use a standard midi controller to OSC to Unreal.
Thanks for the probably the best tutorial on OSC for Unreal!
Hi! I have an issue with the plugin or UE. I work with 4.18.3 and I have the TouchOSC app too. I did everything like in the tutorial but I don’t receive any message in UE from TouchOSC. But Unreal shows messages sent from another programs like QLC+. Also I can receive messages from TouchOSC in PureData.
Has anyone else’s OSC Receiver component disappeared from a blueprint? I can create another BP in the same project, start from scratch, and that OSC Receiver component remains (after I save, close the project and re-open)… but the one I’ve been developing for so long always goes missing. Even after I recreate it in the BP, testing works, then I save and close, re-open and its gone and breaks everything again.
Ok so the plugin works great in the editor. I followed this tutorial video here for building the thing UE4OSC Tutorial - YouTube .
BUT when I come to package the project, it packages, but the packaged project crashes with an error. ***“…Could nor find SuperStruct OscReceiverActor to create OSCreceiverBP_C…” ***Any idea how to fix this?
I tried packaging without using PAK files, so you can see all the gubbins in diredctories. AndI manually copied over the plugin to the build folder. Still crashes but error message now reads *" Plugin OSC failed to load because module OSC could not be found. Please ensure the plugin is properly installed, otherwise consider disabling the plugin for this project." *Any ideas?
ok so the answer was staring me in the face - I had moved a compiled plugin from a test C++ project. So to fix, I copied my existing project (a blueprint one), opened it, added a C++Class (I have* Visual Studio 2015* installed btw.) And then it packaged just fine. No errors running the packaged project. So this may help someone else who has issues with packaging plugins.
HI , i’ve been having exactly the same problem. I’m quite new with unreal, can you elaborate a bit more on how you added the c++ class? When I try adding a class in the unreal engine it adds an empty c++ class that opens in visual studio.
Hey Jim, if the c++ class opens in VS, your project is now a C++ Project and you can copy over the OSC folder.
Plugin works at the moment perfect with 4.21.1, so big thanks!