streamdeck plus

For use with Companion try https://github.com/sstaub/eosstreamdeckplus

For use with Companion try https://github.com/sstaub/eosstreamdeckplus

Thanks. I loaded your configuration file. So far no luck getting the actual rotary button to work. I see a lot happening in the streamdeck plus but non of the actions with the rotary buttons have any effect on parameters of the channels in the nomad. I added a test button to make sure i still have connection.

Any idea what could be wrong? I feel I'm very close to solving this.

Did you use the generic osc plugin?

No idea what you mean with that. I'm working with companion 2.4.1. 

You find the modules in connection. 

Thanks so much for your support.

I have 2 modules running OSC-generic and ETC-eos. for the osc-generic module I edited the ip and target port, but still no luck. I also disabled the etc module. but again no luck.

Are the UDP setings on Nomad ok (Setup>Showcontrol>OSC)?

Thanks for your help. I found the problem: I had to change the ip from 127.0.0.1 to its actual ip. Now it work. So it looks

Again thanks

Thanks again. I got it working completely. The only thing i want to adapt is the speed of rotary buttons. Do you have any idea if there is a way to do this?

I also am curious how to use the rotary buttons as submasters. Do you have a link to any generic osc library which i can use for this?

You can change the send value from -1/1 to another value. Submaster should also possible sending /eos/sub/<x> and float values from 0.0 thru 1.0 in 0.01 steps.

I totally get this.

But, as far as i understand, it's not possible to use a rotary button as a fader, which i can put on any level between 0 and 100.

In the moment it is not possible, maybe on the next main release of companion.

I made an example for Companion v3 beta you will on https://github.com/sstaub/eosstreamdeckplus
in the experimental folder.

Thanks a lot. I've got it working. Tomorrow I have more time to fully integrate into my configuration. You're amazing.

Thank you so much for freely sharing your hard won knowledge and the work to make it happen. I am looking forward to using this at our local High School to help the students programming on ETC nomad.