Receive messages over a network Receives messages transmitted over a network using the User Datagram Protocol (UDP). Cycling '74 Max Devices messages in TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE data out TEXT_HERE Local network port Specifies the local port that the udpreceive object will use to listen for incoming messages. Full packet mode The udpreceive object and its counterpart the udpsend object provide support for third-party Max objects that work with the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol developed by the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT) at the University of California, Berkeley. An optional symbol argument (it can be any symbol) specifies that the udpreceive object should pass on UDP buffers as OSC 'FullPacket' messages instead of decoding them and outputting them as Max messages. Set maximum queue size The word maxqueuesize, followed by an integer, sets the maximum number of incoming messages that can be in the queue at any given time (default=512). The work queue will grow as needed until this maximum limit is reached. In high-traffic or high-speed situations, you may need to increase the maximum queue size to avoid dropped messages. Set the network port The word port, followed by a number, sets the local port that the udpreceive object will use to listen for incoming messages. Quiet When enabled, status notifications to the Max Console are suppressed. All OSC-compatible UDP messages received at the port number of the host computer (designated by argument or the port message) are sent out the outlet.