Light does not update when changing parameters

[JarnoLeConte]

Great work creating a Philips Hue extension for TouchDesigner. I can't wait to start using it. I'm almost there but I don't get it working yet.

What is the problem?
I connected to the bridge and initialised the lights. I see all my lights in section "Individual Lights", showing the actual light configuration. But when I change the parameters (color, brightness, power) nothing happens. After clicking "Update by Settings" the actual configuration of the lights is loaded again.

Current configuration:

I'm working on a Mac.

Question?
Isn't it strange that the configuration is loaded correctly, but it seems like changes are not sent back to the bridge. Do you have any idea what could be the problem?

[hartonoda]

I have the same issue, connected seamlessly and receive signal from hue bridge but changing color doesnt work.

[hartonoda]

@JarnoLeConte I solved this by adding HTTP request code, you can try using the tox below

TDHueControlHTTP.zip

[JarnoLeConte]

Can you explain what you did instead of sending .tox files?

[hartonoda]

If you zoom in in inside the tox, you will see I added new HTTP request node inside the the original UDP
I wrote this one based on how philips hue operate and call this new node from the original controller

[QyeueNW]

I had a similar issue. I fixed it by using the old version of the TOX. I think the issue is that having an older version of touchdesginer messes with the new TOX. I got an errorcode like this everytime I opened or imported the TOX. This is because I have an older operating system and my Windows doesn't run the most current Touchdesigner applicatio

[fionacosima]

Did you manage to solve it?

[Rxbin74]

I managed to solve it by uncommenting lines 365 to 369 in TDHueControllerEXT that you can find in the Hue control and then in the big commented "Python --> Hue interface" block.

But it only works for individual lights though, not all lights at the same time.

[MBAnslow]

I managed to solve it by uncommenting lines 365 to 369 in TDHueControllerEXT that you can find in the Hue control and then in the big commented "Python --> Hue interface" block.

But it only works for individual lights though, not all lights at the same time.

I can confirm this is what I had to do on MacOS Sequoia 15.5

[function-store]

Can confirm this is still an issue and uncommenting the lines works for controlling individual lights.