What's new in JunXion 5.34
Oct 8, 2013
- some more bugs solved
- major flaw in MIDI input handling solved
- maximum Actions increased to ten thousand
New in JunXion 5.33 (Sep 12, 2013)
- some more bugs solved
- major flaw in MIDI input handling solved
- maximum Actions increased to ten thousand
New in JunXion 5.32 (Sep 4, 2013)
- Some bugs solved
- Major flaw in MIDI input handling solved
New in JunXion 5.3 (Feb 15, 2013)
- Works on all Intel-based Macs from OSX 10.5
- Fixed a number of bugs
- Improved Arduino output support
- Re-ordering Actions now possible (and will be stored….)
- Improved performance
New in JunXion 5.2 (Nov 8, 2012)
- Arduino output support, you can now send messages to an Arduino board to control steppenmotors, LED’s, etc. Up to 10 boards may be adressed independently.
- completely rewritten OSC input and output implementation, works perfectly now with iPad apps like TouchOSC or Lemur.
- extra features in Actions, like remote mouse control
- Wii IR supported, Wii vibration supported
- improved performance, GUI additions, Help tags for all GUI elements
New in JunXion 5 (Apr 4, 2012)
- completely rewritten OSC input and output implementation, works perfectly now with iPad apps like TouchOSC or Lemur.
- extra features in Actions, like remote mouse control
- Wii IR supported, Wii vibration supported
- improved performance, GUI additions, Help tags for all GUI elements
New in JunXion 4.1 (Mar 3, 2010)
- Adjustable baudrate for Arduino communication.
- Sometimes it is necessary to use a slower communication baudrate with an Arduino board than the default setting of 115200. Now you have the choice of using 4 different settings. Open junXion's Preferences and you will see the following change in the Arduino Inputs pane.
- When changing the baudrate in junXion, It is absolutely necessary to change it in the Arduino as well, other wise there will be no communication between the two.
New in JunXion 4.0 (Dec 12, 2008)
- Adds support for the Arduino sensorboard without needing to write a complex `Sketch` for it.
- Last but not least, video image tracking, a feature of an old time STEIM program, `BigEye` , has found its way into junXion v4. junXion v4 ads extended flexibility and programmability to its functions and can turn any input device into a powerful music controller.
- Existing junXion v3.x or higher users can upgrade for free, while junXion v1.4 users can upgrade to v4 for 60.
New in JunXion 3.3 (Sep 11, 2008)
- More powerful OSC Input implementation.
- Until now junXion could only read OSC messages which used just one parameter.
- The new implementation allows the user to define which parameter to use for the message (if more than one parameter is received).