vvvv
About
Minimal vvvv Python OSC client. Compatible with Python 3.4+
Quick start
Install vvvv with pip :
pip install vvvv
Use the VVVVClient in your project and start sending OSC messages to vvvv :
>>> from vvvv import VVVVClient
>>> vc = VVVVClient('127.0.0.1', '4444')
>>> vc.send_msg('/filter', [0,255,255])
See more :
vvvv: http://vvvv.org/
License
See LICENSE
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