I have been trying the same thing for a project with OSC and can't get it working even when I install all of the libs or try to call them up via a flag. So is mrpeach currently not supported for the zero? That would be rough.

@whale-av This is so awesome!!! I gotta try this. Woo!!

@maltwhisker I have to do a bunch of stuff for work today/tonight. So I will start constructing the PD/nodeJS stuff and double check it.

@bountybouncer Howdy! I don't know much about this board but I have been doing quite a bit of microcontroller research lately. Do you know if this board has serial capability? Also do you have any links? I'm assuming its written in C from what I remember last time I checked them out but this was at least 1+ yrs. Let me know.

The patches I've created so far utilizes serial messages with an Arduino but would be relative if a board has a serial capability.

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/

Howdy! Great idea by the way!

I've been working on some max/pd examples that use node js, so this could be an avenue worth researching. I still need to put the pd patches up but its possible. Kinda convoluted but definitely a way. The sketches for Max also work for PD. I uploaded new PD patches which clarify the use of Serial.println(). Also, no extra libraries are needed.

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/nodejs

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Nice! The serial.println stuff is great by the way.

@metamonster

I just posted new patches that simplifies this idea even further. You may dig it. Making videos soon.

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/pdmodel2

https://github.com/cskonopka/arduivis

@metamonster The comport will send out ASCII but you need to then group/parse it a certain way so you can acquire all of the messages properly. I just finished fixing a bunch of PD patches that handles ASCII in and ASCII out in a very smooth fashion. Try this out, I'm gonna be making videos in the coming days. Let me know if you have any questions.

https://github.com/cskonopka/arduivis
cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/

@alexandros Thanks! Just thought while I have energy try to put out as much info as possible so its easier to refer people instead of always answering questions. That sounds like a great idea! The github.io stuff isn't that bad but you do have to do all the HTML yourself, there is probably a way to get templates with Jekyll but wanted to get it done fast. A learning section would be awesssssome.

I thought a good start was to make a github.io site related to the work I've done on my end. Then maybe from there make a page that centralizes this. Let me know what you think.

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/

http://cskonopka.github.io/arduivis/pdmodels

@alexandros That would be great! Any way to spread the word about this research would be great. Something like github would be helpful and plus, it would be easier to track problems/questions from users. Have you ever seen the NYU Physical Computing website? Maybe have something similar to this, they also have a github. This sounds so awesome!

https://itp.nyu.edu/physcomp/

Awesome! I can't wait to check this out. I may have seen it floating around somewhere but not sure. You interested in making a database for this stuff? Could help centralize everything.

Great work like usual

Thank you for the detailed response, it is much appreciated. I will get to this in a few days, kinda burnt out on trying this and had to move onto other projects. I will let you know how it goes. I hope all of this is updated in the future, it's a great project, tons of potential.

I've tried to build libPD in Eclipse the past day or so and keep hitting a wall. I've searched for this folder and also the .jar online but I cannot find any information about this. Is there any up to date tutorials out there? Many of the ones I have read are almost 2 years old now and I've had no success. I've checked all the usual places for tutorials and information but I think a good detailed lesson with images would be a huge help. A lot of people are interested in this but it seems that many are hitting a similar wall and giving up. Any thoughts?

Errors:
Project 'PdCore' is missing required source folder: 'jni/libpd/java' PdCore Build path Build Path Problem

The container 'Android Dependencies' references non existing library '/Users/ada/Documents/tagagaga/PdCore/bin/pdcore.jar' PdTest Build path Build Path Problem

I was blown away when my friend Tom presented this to me before the PD weekend in San Diego via new blankets. Very interesting we are both working on relative things and its super important for streamlining new development protocols for PD and libPD. If you have time please check out the patches I've been working on.

https://github.com/cskonopka/arduivis

Instead of going the project route, I decided to create models of communication so it is easier to modularize the concepts into user patches. I still need to fix up/test some things but the idea is coming together. Also I figured out a way to stream the serial data without ever using if(Serial.availble()). Thought you may dig it.

Thanks for all the amazing work! It would be great to chat sometime