On the next press, the key combo is activated again, and the led is turned off. Now when you press the push button, the key combo is activated, and the led is turned on. For the last duplicate, assign a Enable Toggle event, and choose the duplicate 0>1 as a target.For the third duplicate, assign a Enable Toggle event, and choose the duplicate 0>0 as a target.Uncheck the Enable check box (first column in the list) to disable this message.For the second duplicate 0>1, assign a OSC Routing event, and choose the OSC Routing that enables the led.For the first duplicate 0>0, assign a OSC Routing event, and choose the OSC Routing that disables the led.In the main list, select the message of your push button and duplicate it 4 times, so you have 0 (the original message), 0>0 (the first duplicate), 0>1, 0>2, and 0>3 (the fourth duplicate). To do this, you must define two OSC Routings (in the Parameters Window, OSC tab): one for turning the led on, and one for turning the led off.Īfter this, you need to configure the message coming from your push button.
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LED FEED BACK OSCULATOR UPDATE
The first thing is that you want to update the state of a LED. I have to simulate the correct behavior in Osculator to show the corresponding LEDs light up. You can follow the configuration of this example by viewing side by side the attached files. In this case, the is no actual device that will provide the feedback you need, therefor you need to configure OSCulator to simulate such feedback. Usually, this kind of feedback is provided by the device your control.
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