Blender 3.3.1 don't connect with oscistudio 7

#1

I am using Blender 3.3.1 and I just purchased Oscistudio 7. When I try to connect an object from Blender, the 3D software freezes. Should I switch to an older version of Blender, and if so, which one is the most stable for this application? Thx

#2

if you’re not already doing so, can you please test with the default cube to make sure the simple case works.

i downloaded 3.3.1 to check and have no such problem on my computer.

if you can screen-capture a video of the bug happening (or record with your phone) i would be very happy :slight_smile:

#3

Hi, and thank you for your comment. I must have made a mistake because I tried it on both macOS and Windows, and I have the same problem. I made a video capture to show you what’s happening. Let me know if you want to see more things in the video :wink: Thanks again for your help :slightly_smiling_face:

#4

if you had the old oscistudio you have to update your plugin.

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something is definitely wrong, because the cube should display right away when you press “connect”.

a few more questions:

  • “test audio” in oscistudio play a tone?
  • when you press “connect” in blender without opening oscistudio first you get a “connection error” message?

what you can try is to switch the port 11996 in both oscistudio and blender, and see if that makes a difference.

#5

Thank you so much for your help. I indeed had version 6 of the Blender plugin. Actually, I hadn’t noticed where the .py file was located, which is inside the package on macOS… I just fixed the issue, and everything is working correctly now :smiley: Thx a lot !!!

#6

i actually didn’t know it would have this effect. glad it works again!

#7

Thank you guys. How do you find the lastest Blender add-on?

#8

on a Mac (saw your other response) it’s in the OsciStudio package. Right click on the app icon and drop down to “Show Package contents”. It’s in the Mac OS folder. Cheers!

#9

it’s actually a bit easier than that — open oscistudio and click the question mark “?” icon in the top right. it can show you the help files, blender plugin, examples, and a few other things.