[PD] Eyesweb and pd via OSC

[Max Neupert]

Am 11.06.2004 um 11:57 schrieb Michael Iber:
> for me it worked with
> matrix to scalar (row order, after hitcelldetector e.g.) on eyesweb
> and repack (no of items/matrix as arguments) followed ny unpack

i am sorry if this thread becomes off-topic because it seems to be more 
an EyesWeb problem.
Michael, could you explain how to configure the matrix to scalar object 
in order to let it send individual values? what do you mean with “after 
hitcelldetector???” i searched for that object in EW but could not find 
anything.

max


> At 18:43 09.06.2004 +0200, you wrote:
>> Am 09.06.2004 um 16:57 schrieb Malte Steiner:
>>> we recently used Eyesweb in a theaterproject where we tracked and 
>>> analysed the motion of the performer and send out the data via OSC 
>>> to various computer for further processing. Some of the dataresults 
>>> in EW are in matrixformat but I use the scalarfrommatrix object 
>>> which gives access to the individual cells and sent them out as 
>>> scalars.
>>
>> i am also using the matrix to scalar and it it should (as far as i 
>> understand) send two coordinates as:
>> /var1 56 45
>>
>> through OSC and in pd i can do a [print] at retrieve
>> var1 56
>>
>> so here is already one coordinate missing.
>>
>> then i can do [unpack s f] to get a
>> var (in a symbol field) but there is no float coming out of the 
>> second outlet of the unpack.
>>
>> i think i haven't understand the matrixtoscalar completely yet, but 
>> it seems that i am doing something wrong in pd too.
>>
>>>> in eyesweb that you can not do in pd , witch is very faster 
>>>> .........
>>>
>>> While I done several motiontracking stuff with PD /gem and being 
>>> really happy with that combination, I think Eyesweb can do some more 
>>> stuff in that area. So if you are into motionanalysis AND on Windows 
>>> (but the guys promised me a Linux version), go give it a try.
>>
>> i know, windows i evil, but the result counts in this case so that's 
>> why i want to do those tracking thing is EW.
>>
>> we want to track a table soccer game..
>>
>> http://www.burg-halle.de/galerie/2004/kunstrasen/