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1. #TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID FOR FREE#
2. #TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID INSTALL#
3. #TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID FOR ANDROID#
4. #TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID ANDROID#
5. #TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID CODE#

Edit the names of the widgets you used in the UI editor, leave the attached methods alone Look at the IP address section and edit the IP to the IP of your Pi, along with the port you will use

#TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID ANDROID#

I have attached a simple version of the script so that it outputs the data it receives from your Android / Apple device. In this last step we will be editing a script that I wrote, to suit your needs with your UI that you created in Step 1. IN THE IMAGES YOU CAN SEE THE ENTIRE PROCESS

#TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID INSTALL#

setup.py install -This will run the install script for pyOSC Git clone git:///pyosc/devel.git -This will download the pyOSC packageĬd devel -This will change the directory Once you are logged in, begin by typing the commands below to install pyOSCĬd /tmp -This will change the dierectory After you have established a connection, login with the Username: 'pi' and password: 'raspberry' (do this if you haven't already changed the Username and Password)ģ. So from there you can get the IP of your Pi.Ģ. To get the IP address, simply download FRING - from the Google Play and Apple app store, it will list all the devices on your network. Open up Putty and connect to your R-Pi via SSH (you will need it's IP address and connect through port 22) FileZilla, so that you can copy the files over to your Piġ. WE WILL BE USING THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS IN THIS STEP AND THE NEXT: And, that you know a little bit of python (I'm more of a Java guy, so python is a little different for me, so you should be fine.(BTW: You actually don't need any good programming abilities to be able to do this)) You have an established internet connection the your Pi You already have an SSH connection to your Pi

#TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID CODE#

Now that we have our UI (User Interface) setup, we next need to install pyOSC for python so that our R-Pi can easily communicate with our device using the code we write. THE IMAGES WILL GUIDE YOU THROUGH ALL THE STEPS! Press "Done" to then view your layout that you just created to test it out and see how it works Then, in the app, select your layout you just made and go back to the home screen Click on your computers name and it will ask you if you want to download the UI file you created. In the app, click on the "Layout" button and your computer should appear. (Make sure you device is connected to the same Wifi network as your computer) After you create a UI that you like, turn on your smartphone / tablet and open the TouchOSC app. When you are creating your UI, please make sure to jot down the name of your widgets and their value ranges, you will need this for future reference, also SAVE your layout file!!! Once you select one, look at it's setting on the left hand side and set it up to what you want to do. Next, you want to add in all sorts of widgets into your UI by "right-clicking" on the black screen. In my case I am using a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 which is 600x1024.

#TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID FOR ANDROID#

iPhone screen already come with pre-configurations, but for Android devices you must select the CUSTOM layout options and put in your screen resolution. You want to begin selecting the proper layout options for your device / phone/ tablet. To start building your own layout open the program you downloaded in step 2 above: Go to this link here, scroll down to the bottom of the page and download the TouchOSC editor that suites youģ. Download the TouchOSC layout creator (to create your own GUI for your phone):

#TOUCHOSC EDITOR ANDROID FOR FREE#

Really, you can get it for free if you pirate it (I suggest not to pirate the app, even though it will still work).Ģ. In this step we will basically have you get yourself prepared for the project by gathering all of our resources that we will require: To establish an easy and legitimate tutorial (I figured this out from bits and pieces here an there, so I don't want other people to struggle with creating a simple OSC project like I had to)įor the main image and inspiration for this tutorial! To show the world how easy it is control your Pi without a big hassle REASONS WHY I CREATED THIS LITTLE PROJECT: Write a simple script in Python to handle messages from the TouchOSC app, and output the values it recieves Install pyOSC on your Raspberry Pi (I assume you already have your Pi setup and connected to your Wifi / Ethernet) Create a suitable layout for the Touch OSC app to control the Raspberry Pi (will explain further as we go) We will be using a form of communication called OSC (Open Sound Control) and an app called "TouchOSC" which is available on the Google Play and Apple app store, along with pyOSC. To start off this project I would like to explain how all this will work.