Allows for using the DexProtect plugin for VRChat. Comparisons between the bundled OSC Application and this one: Pros of using this App:
- You can possibly use it on a different computer than the one running VRChat (I haven't tested this, nor do I know if VRChat will actually Send OSC events over the network)
- You can use the
OSC Multiplexerat the same time (see below for more info) - All Code is Platform independent (there might be some dependencies that are not, but the code itself is)
- The code is Open Source. If you have the knowledge, you can check exactly what this Application is doing and/or build the app for yourself.
Cons:
- The app uses a bit more CPU when moving the mouse (but still less/around 1% on my machine)
- The app is a bit larger in disk size (this app is ~8MB, the bundled one is ~100KB).
This Module allows for using multiple OSC Applications that send data at the same time.
This works by forwarding all messages, OSC or otherwise, received on the set OSC Multiplexer ports (viewable and configurable under the Manage Ports button) to the OSC Send port.
This is the Log section of the GUI (actual log messages may differ depending on the version, but the overall design should be the same)
It shows all logs that are generated by the application. This can be useful for debugging sometimes, e.g. seeing if DexProtect is working correctly and unlocking avatars. Logs are currently not saved to disk, and I don't see why I should.
A known issue with the Logs module is, that when scrolling all the way to the bottom it will wiggle up and down a bit sometimes. If that happens, just scroll up, so you are not on the very bottom anymore and the wiggling should stop.
The Application cannot handle Messages larger than 8KiB. If a larger Message is received, an error will be logged and the message will be discarded. This is an arbitrary limit I set, because I don't think there will be reasonable OSC messages larger than that. Due to Rust's type system and current Application design, this limit is for now hardcoded and non-configurable at runtime. If you need to send larger messages, you can either:
- Change the constant and compile the application yourself
- Make an issue, and then I will change it or make it configurable at runtime
