Configuration support repository for sigv: https://magfoto.itch.io/sigv
NOTE: To use o-sigv (below) it is perhaps required that you get familiar with Orca first.
As a live coder, I primarily use Orca, a popular live coding language by Hundred Rabbits. I have added 9 additional operators to the original Orca operators with the following characters:
| ` | ANIM | ` |
| | | MAT | shift \ |
| ^ | TRANS | shift 6 |
| _ | AUDIO | shift - |
| º | LIGHTS | option 0 |
| … | SYSTEM | option ; |
| ∆ | SERIAL | option j |
| ∞ | CHAO | option 5 |
| ß | BUFFER | option s |
Here is the o-sigv table I created for entering the operators and their values: https://magfoto.dev/nbcli/table.html.
Hello Monde To start using o-sigv (Orca + sigv together):
- Launch sigv.app (this will likely trigger permission prompts, and more will come)
- Launch Orca (that uses custom library.js above and normally located in the Orca.app/Contents/Resources/app/sources/scripts/core directory of the application).
- In Orca, launch the commander (CMD+K) and enter the OSC command and address to use: osc:4444.
- Now you're ready to use the new operators, begin anywhere on the grid with (this will open a window of 1800x1169 in size, will update this soon): … n 5
- Somewhere else on the grid write: … n 0
- Next, somewhere else on the grid write: ` r 0 0 0
Triggering the Orca code of step 4 loads a display window, and triggering step 5 loads an sigv primitive called geo. Triggering the step 6 code reveals the geo primitive as a wireframe 3D plane, by setting the objects' rotation xyz values to 0 0 0.