/SonicPi-Unity-OSC-Experiment

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SonicPi-Unity-OSC-Experiment

An experiement playing around with OSC, Sonic Pi and Unity. Made for the TAMI exhibition fundraiser

Prerequisites:

  • Clone/download repo
  • Install Sonic Pi, and Unity 2020.3 (any 2020/2021 will probably work, older/newer not guarenteed)
  • Open Unity-OSC-Receiver project in Unity.

UNITY NOTES:

  • Controls: WASD - move. Mouse - look
  • Make sure the "Maximize on play" in the game window button is pressed for the full experience.
  • Once playing, the cursor will disappear. Press ESC to free the mouse, and click on the game view to go back in
  • Use Unity's play button (top-middle of the screen) to enter/exit play mode, or Ctrl+P

Demos

Running the four seasons demo:

  1. In Unity
    • Open Assets/Scenes/FourSeasons_Scene.unity
    • Enter play mode
  2. In Sonic Pi
    • Stop any playing buffers
    • Load sonic-pi-main.rb into an empty buffer.
    • Run the buffer
  3. You should hear the music, and the trees and planes should react to it.

Running the tribal demo

  1. In Unity
    • Open Assets/Scenes/Tribal_Scene.unity
    • Enter play mode
  2. In Sonic Pi
    • Stop any playing buffers
    • Load sonic-pi-tribal.rb into an empty buffer
    • Edit #LIB_ROOT = <PATH_TO_THIS_SCRIPTS_FOLDER> to the relevant path
    • (For windows paths - directory separators should be either \\\\ or / (double backslash or a single forward-slash)
    • Run the buffer
  3. You should hear the music, and the trees and planes should react to it.

DISCLAIMER

Any features may be buggy
Any bugs may be features
Any code may be both hacky and over-engineered at the same time
Any descriptions may be confusing and any confusion may be descriptive :)