Libmapper and Max 9

[d.andrew STEWART]

Hello. Has anyone been working with libmapper and Max 9, yet? I haven't migrated, yet, but will try soon.

[Joseph Malloch]

Hi Andrew – I ran a quick test and everything seems fine, but to my knowledge no-one has done extensive testing with Max 9.

Cheers,

Joe

On Apr 1, 2025, at 11:53 AM, d.andrew STEWART <dandrew...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello. Has anyone been working with libmapper and Max 9, yet? I haven't migrated, yet, but will try soon.

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[d.andrew STEWART]

So far (with Max 9), so good.  I wonder if their `new` native OSC support might be useful in future interations of [map........] . You guys were clearly "ahead of the curve"

[d.andrew STEWART]

I'd like to add that mapperGUI presentes <b>perfectly</b> in Google Chrome......these days.......I have not neede dot tweak the CSS to get the interface to redraw.

[d.andrew STEWART]

A quick update.  I completely wiped/erased my computer in order to freshly install macOS15. I installed all of the necessary libmapper/webmapper components and everything is working fine. One `new` step for me was learnig about the Python CGI administration utility (cgi). I looked this up on-line and found various solutions. The one that works is to install the `legacy` version: `pip3 install legacy-cgi`

[d.andrew STEWART]

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