I've been playing with CLAM - thanks to some help from their Dev team, I got Blender talking to CLAM on a different machine using the SpatDIF protocol. To test the technology I decided to create a rotator for equirectangular images that would trigger a CLAM network to rotate a matching Ambisonic recording. After a bit of head scratching over the difference in scripting between Blender and BlenderGameEngine - I got some signalling between the two.
In A flash of inspiration I decided to try and get Panda3D talking to CLAM - since the equirectangular code already exists. I moved OSC.py to the working directory, pinched a function from CLAM's test python, and off I went - amazingly easy.
This is the result:
Machine A: Running Panda3D
Machine B: Running the CLAM network
