Thank you Rory, looks good!
My experiments have involved the TUIO simulator. I'm trying to put the 
updated/patched PS3 Eye driver in the ubuntu kernel, no success so far.

>----Messaggio originale----
>Da: rorywalsh@ear.ie
>Data: 30/11/2009 13.14
>A: 
>Ogg: [Csnd] Re: Re: Reactivision -> OSC -> Csound
>
>I'm not sure how you're currently working with reactivision but a
>student of mine has just developed a simple framework for the
>development of multitouch GUI instrument for Csound. Of course the
>user must have some kind of multitouch surface but it works quite well
>with a simple webcam DIY mt interface. It uses PyMT which might be
>suitable for what you want. The nice thing about PyMT is that provides
>an interface to the TUIO protocol. In the end all we had to do was
>call some really simple Csound API methods to pass the data into
>Csound using python. PyMT can be found here:http://pymt.txzone.net/
>
>Rory.
>
>
>2009/11/30 Victor Lazzarini :
>> I think what you have done is probably the best way around. The thing is
>> that
>> this seems to be an extension to OSC, rather than 'pure' OSC. From what I
>> can see, it does not use the address scheme of OSC to select different 
types
>> of messages, so in effect it creates its own subprotocol, which needs
>> further processing (done by your program).
>>
>> I don't think Csound's OSC implementation allows for open-ended message
>> types ("iii..."), but I might be wrong.
>>
>> Victor
>>
>>
>> On 30 Nov 2009, at 09:24, vallste@libero.it wrote:
>>
>>> Hello list,
>>> I'm doing some experiments with Reactivision and trying to make it
>>> communicate via OSC (TUIO protocol) with Csound. I've understood that 
the
>>> OSC
>>> messages sent are bundles on the same address (example: /tuio/2Dcur) 
with
>>> a
>>> string denoting the type of message (see here: http://www.tuio.org/?
>>> specification ).
>>>
>>> Since I've no knowledge on strings variables in Csound (my fault) I was
>>> not
>>> able to read the messages with the OSC because they differ in the format
>>> and
>>> content, for example:
>>>
>>> List of active objects
>>> /tuio/2Dcur alive [list of active sessionIDs]
>>> a list with "siiii..." format, how many "i" depends on how many objects
>>> are
>>> active from nothing to infinity
>>>
>>> Variation on one object
>>> /tuio/2Dcur set s x y X Y m
>>> a list with "sifffff" format
>>>
>>> I've created a simple python program (uses the simple osc library) to 
read
>>> port 3333 message bundles from reactivision, create the messages I need,
>>> send
>>> them to port 5775 on different addresses depending on the type of 
message
>>> (to
>>> be easily read by csound  - see files attached).
>>>
>>> It seems to work but can someone tell me if there is a way to make
>>> everything
>>> in csound without the additional (in this case python) programs?
>>>
>>> Stefano
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I guess you're already checking out this howto:
http://wiki.nuigroup.com/PS3_Eye_on_Linux ??

Rory.


2009/11/30 vallste@libero.it :
> Thank you Rory, looks good!
> My experiments have involved the TUIO simulator. I'm trying to put the
> updated/patched PS3 Eye driver in the ubuntu kernel, no success so far.
>
>>----Messaggio originale----
>>Da: rorywalsh@ear.ie
>>Data: 30/11/2009 13.14
>>A: 
>>Ogg: [Csnd] Re: Re: Reactivision -> OSC -> Csound
>>
>>I'm not sure how you're currently working with reactivision but a
>>student of mine has just developed a simple framework for the
>>development of multitouch GUI instrument for Csound. Of course the
>>user must have some kind of multitouch surface but it works quite well
>>with a simple webcam DIY mt interface. It uses PyMT which might be
>>suitable for what you want. The nice thing about PyMT is that provides
>>an interface to the TUIO protocol. In the end all we had to do was
>>call some really simple Csound API methods to pass the data into
>>Csound using python. PyMT can be found here:http://pymt.txzone.net/
>>
>>Rory.
>>
>>
>>2009/11/30 Victor Lazzarini :
>>> I think what you have done is probably the best way around. The thing is
>>> that
>>> this seems to be an extension to OSC, rather than 'pure' OSC. From what I
>>> can see, it does not use the address scheme of OSC to select different
> types
>>> of messages, so in effect it creates its own subprotocol, which needs
>>> further processing (done by your program).
>>>
>>> I don't think Csound's OSC implementation allows for open-ended message
>>> types ("iii..."), but I might be wrong.
>>>
>>> Victor
>>>
>>>
>>> On 30 Nov 2009, at 09:24, vallste@libero.it wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello list,
>>>> I'm doing some experiments with Reactivision and trying to make it
>>>> communicate via OSC (TUIO protocol) with Csound. I've understood that
> the
>>>> OSC
>>>> messages sent are bundles on the same address (example: /tuio/2Dcur)
> with
>>>> a
>>>> string denoting the type of message (see here: http://www.tuio.org/?
>>>> specification ).
>>>>
>>>> Since I've no knowledge on strings variables in Csound (my fault) I was
>>>> not
>>>> able to read the messages with the OSC because they differ in the format
>>>> and
>>>> content, for example:
>>>>
>>>> List of active objects
>>>> /tuio/2Dcur alive [list of active sessionIDs]
>>>> a list with "siiii..." format, how many "i" depends on how many objects
>>>> are
>>>> active from nothing to infinity
>>>>
>>>> Variation on one object
>>>> /tuio/2Dcur set s x y X Y m
>>>> a list with "sifffff" format
>>>>
>>>> I've created a simple python program (uses the simple osc library) to
> read
>>>> port 3333 message bundles from reactivision, create the messages I need,
>>>> send
>>>> them to port 5775 on different addresses depending on the type of
> message
>>>> (to
>>>> be easily read by csound  - see files attached).
>>>>
>>>> It seems to work but can someone tell me if there is a way to make
>>>> everything
>>>> in csound without the additional (in this case python) programs?
>>>>
>>>> Stefano
>>>> Send bugs reports to this list.
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>>>> csound"
>>>
>>>
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