Send messages over a network Transmits messages over a network using the User Datagram Protocol (UDP). Cycling '74 Max Devices Destination host ID Specifies the host destination to which messages will be sent over a network. Host destinations can be specified either by name (e.g., localhost) or by IP address (e.g., 127.0.0.1). Destination network port Specifies the remote port that the udpsend object will use when sending messages. Send the message via UDP Sends the bang message over the network using UDP. Send the message via UDP Sends an int message over the network using UDP. Send the message via UDP Sends a float message over the network using UDP. Send the message via UDP Sends a list message over the network using UDP. Send the message via UDP Sends the given message over the network using UDP. Set full packet mode The udpsend object and its counterpart the udpreceive 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. The FullPacket message toggles support for the 'FullPacket' message used by the CNMAT Open Sound Control externals or the Max udpreceive object--when set, the udpsend object will send UDP buffers in the form of OSC 'FullPacket' messages. Set the destination host The word host, followed by a symbol, specifies the host destination to which messages will be sent. Host destinations can be specified either by name (e.g., localhost) or by IP address (e.g., 127.0.0.1). Set maximum message 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 maximum packet size The word maxpacketsize, followed by an integer, sets the size, in bytes, of the largest UDP packet that you can send (default=5096). Since this value is related to the largest Max message you can possibly send, you may need to increase this value if you are sending very long Max messages. Set the destination port The word port, followed by a number, specifies the remote port that the udpsend object will use to send outgoing messages. There are no outlets. Max messages received by the udpsend object are serialized and sent over the network as OSC-compatible UDP packets.