Unclear examples for beginners about osc HOT 6 OPEN

I completely agree. I have been trying for the past 6 hours and have not been able to send a message to or from at all yet.

I am trying to do it over Ethernet - which is only more mysterious...

Might you have a simple send example for that?

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What device are you trying to send OSC messages to ?
I've been using TouchOSC to control Teensy boards and wrote a little beginner tutorial.
Not sure if it helps.
http://trippylighting.com/teensy-arduino-ect/touchosc-and-arduino-oscuino/

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I am trying to send OSC messages to my Mac BookPro. Preferably to Processing although Quartz Composer works fine.

I see a lot of examples using TouchOSC. But I am trying to strip away the layers of complexity and make it as dead simple as possible. I just cannot seem to understand what I am missing. I thought this would be a piece of cake!

Here is the thread on the Arduino Forums.

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+1 for some simple examples.
I would also in the readme describe the difference between a osc message and bundle. There is as far as I can see no included code example that actually shows how to receive a message. All the arduino code examples deal with receiving bundles only.

I wanted to control my arduino clone (adafruit feather m0 wifi) using the i-score osc sequencer that sends osc messages not bundles, and based on the examples could only make it work by using a max msp translation patch to encode the messages comming from i-score to bundles and send from max to the arduino(Wifi).

Only much later and after much googling did I think "surely it must be possible to receive a osc message" and start emplying my limited coding experience to decode the API.

It wass of course possible, Please make the difference between a bundle and message clear for those checking out the library for the first time!!

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How easy is it to code something that uses say 6/8 inputs from buttons, on a Leonardo Ethernet board.
I want to build a device that has some buttons that each send a different OSC command out from each button on ethernet.

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This example does not work for me, has anyone else tried it?
Thank you for the simple example that uses 'Serial' in SLIPSerial instead of 'Serial1' as I have an uno not a mega or leonardo.
I am fairly confident that I am sending OSC to my arduino (though I haven't worked out how to test it yet) but I don't think my arduino is sending back yet and just don't know how to troubleshoot this sort of problem. Has anyone else had any progress?

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