In those chuck examples, one example sets up a port &quot;6449 (or whatever)&quot;<br><br>and another &#39;listens&#39; to that port every .2 seconds.<br>---- ------<br><br>So I gather that if I then sent an OSC message to &#39;port 6449&#39; (or the corresponding &#39;whatever&#39;) via python, the listening shred would pick it up sometime in the next .2 seconds.<br>
<br>In other words, any given port number gets recognized by any program on the system that specifically looks for it (?)<br>----- ----- ------<br><br>If so, then the only real problem (which I guess I&#39;ll stumble through) is finding out where to stash the pyOSC... [I&#39;m used to having everything neatly arranged in &#39;packages&#39; that know where to put themselves, ow well.]<br>