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• snapshot when first opening the automation control (initialize "now" at -1 ?)
• load audio file from project directory if it isn't found in the absolute path

Hello,
I know that Mosca runs on Scrime, which runs Arch Linux as far as I know. What is the best way to install Mosca on an Arch-based distro?

Thanks so much for your help!

did it ever work ?

• A format / B format for local
• B format for global

very strange !

especially relevant with HOABinaural

With headphones compensation from SC-HOA

Reverting to the original 1/r attenuation.
Simplified
Smooth transition to 0
Homogeneous across all libs

hapens when using several ext-in

Instead of a floating average on the language side

Update with new version of ATK

Hello!

I am using Mosca 0.4, SuperCollider 3.12.0 and atk 5.0.3 on a linux ubuntu 20.04.
I am having issues using the proxy access to coordinates (my goal is to control the position of the sources via OSC from another software), as mentioned in the title I receive this error message:
"ERROR: Message 'xboxProxy' not understood." (screenshot below)

I cannot figure out what to correct, the code I've pasted is the one from the help file (also on the screenshot), so any help would be really welcome :)

Thanks in advance,

Dana

First, remove all hard coded buffer numbers

Hi,

I was wondering about the "linear intensity" feature.
I can't see how the synthdefs are affected other than by name?
Can you please point me to where in the code "linear intensity" is actually applied to the
distance parameter?

Thanks a lot!

Especially convolutions.

still, that happened before

Hello,

First of all, congratulations for your work !

I have the following error "index must be an Integer" when i use this method (but also any other method) :

~moscaInstance.getSCBus(1);
~moscaInstance.setCartesian(1, 0, 0,0);
...

I think it comes from the "prGetSource" method, the condition should be "if not".

	prGetSource
	{ | sourceNum |

		if (sourceNum.isInteger)
		{
			^Error("index must be an Integer").throw;
		} {
			^sources.get[(sourceNum.clip(1, sources.get.size)) - 1];
		};
	}

What do you think ?
Thanks !