motion/angles/roll issue

[jong]

Dear Camille,

sometimes osculator stops receiving ROLL data from MotionPlus. I don't understand.

I have two wiimotes and three motionPlus, and all of them sometimes stops receiving motion/angels/roll.

Do you have any idea?


OSCulator
Version 2.12.7 (20130308)
OSX Mountain Lion 10.8.3
Wiimote+motionPlus (without nunchuk)


ScreenShots:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8142442/ForumUpload/osculator/Screen%20Shot%202013-06-18%20at%2004.51.04.png

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8142442/ForumUpload/osculator/Screen%20Shot%202013-06-18%20at%2005.00.45.png

Thanks,
Jong

[jong]

only the problem is "motion/angels/roll".

its really annoying me...

[jong]

I'm using osculator with PD. In PD shows the data. It stops always at -1

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...2005.13.02.png

[camille]

Hi Jong,

This seems very weird, I don't understand too.
I never seen this problem before, and when a motion plus OSC message is sent, every values are sent at once (roll is handled no differently than pitch or yaw for example).

Can you please confirm that every OSC Routing has <all args> as the only rewrite token?
Also, could you try to set the default OSC target to an unused slot, like 7 ?
It would be useful to print a log in PureData of the OSC messages it receives.

Best,
Camille

[jong]

Hi Camille,

thanks for your answer.

some questions:

1.

Can you please confirm that every OSC Routing has <all args> as the only rewrite token?

>I don't understand, how to do that? Could you give me more detail?

2.

Also, could you try to set the default OSC target to an unused slot, like 7 ?

> I did, but it isn't works.

3. a log in Pd

motion/angles
pitch, roll, yaw

print: 0.512486 nan 0.109231
print: 0.506721 nan 0.109244
print: 0.511635 nan 0.109265
print: 0.5128 nan 0.109284
print: 0.512597 nan 0.10929
print: 0.512479 nan 0.10928
print: 0.512477 nan 0.109262
print: 0.506721 nan 0.109249
print: 0.511621 nan 0.109246
print: 0.507033 nan 0.109254
print: 0.511735 nan 0.109268
print: 0.507023 nan 0.109284
print: 0.511717 nan 0.109303
print: 0.507017 nan 0.109325
print: 0.505951 nan 0.109352
print: 0.511913 nan 0.109379
print: 0.512885 nan 0.109398
print: 0.506826 nan 0.109409
print: 0.511606 nan 0.109412
print: 0.512791 nan 0.109409
print: 0.512594 nan 0.109404
print: 0.512479 nan 0.109405
print: 0.512476 nan 0.109413

the nan must be an float, but nan... what is nan? really I don't know...

Thanks,
Jong

[camille]

Hi Jong,

NaN means "Not a Number", which typically happens when there is a math error.
I will check why this could happen and come back to you.


Best,
Cam

[jong]

pd screenshot:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8142442/ForumUpload/osculator/Screen%20Shot%202013-06-18%20at%2014.19.37.png

[jong]

Maybe need you something more? I can tell you more detail, if you need more.

I really want to fix it.

[camille]

I think I found a solution to this problem, thank you for pointing that out.
I will send you a fix in the next minutes.

[jong]

good news. I'm waiting for it