I have a Python script that sends osc to the ip belonging to an Elemen 60 running 3.3.0.549 which is on User 1. But even if I set the USER variable in Python to 0 or 2, the incoming command line command appears in the Element's command line for User 1.
But I would rather not see the command on the command line for the main lighting console, but in the background (user 0) or on my laptop connected as a client (user 2). How to fix?
Or do I have to use another type of osc command to achieve the same action and not through user 1? What I am trying to make is a remote followspot using a ps5 controller whose joysticks control the pan/tilt of selected channels (which the function allChannels() returns). The variable dx is there to compensate for the delta time/FPS, so that the movement is more constant (the same trick you'd use in a game engine). So I would need an osc command that allows for a custom amount of movement and not just 'advance 1 tick' or something like that.
address: "/eos/user/{USER}/cmd"
value: f"{allChannels()} Pan +{dx} Enter"