How to make an NYE Countdown // using TouchDesigner and Resolume

Quick Tutorial: Creating a NYE countdown in TouchDesigner and sending an OSC text string to Resolume.
TouchDesigner Project file:
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You can then use the TextBlock effects in Resolume to format the countdown as you wish and mix it as any other clip, whilst remaining perfectly in time with your system clock.
Configuring your Touchdesigner network and Resolume to send and receive OSC data.
Using the OSC out DAT from Touchdesigner

[@hawker2626]

Top, i've checked the description without hope to get the file, it was. Cheers!

[@SamlaleoSingh]

Thank you Sir, this is brilliant 🙌🍻

[@donhoude7851]

Thank you! This is seriously awesome and an intro to what I was just starting to learn about (OSC char/shapes into Resolume). So this helps immensely!
Is there a way to have TD sent a trigger to change Resolume Text color? For instance: "Greater than 1 hour" = White, "Less than 1 hour" = Yellow, "Less than 5 min" = Red. I have somewhat of a clue how to do this after watching the plural or singular word rules. I guess the trick is, how do I change "==" to ">" (Greater than?). Then I just need to code the message that sets & calls the OSC address to the color pallet color in Resolume. .

[@AbodyRulez]

I'd recommend you to search for Python's conditional operators and play with them until you get a good understanding of that.

[@donhoude7851]

@@AbodyRulez Thanks, that is exactly what I have been doing. Just hoping to shorten the dev time on this, seeing as how there is only about 24 hours to figure it out. Not an emergency, but it would be nice to automate more. I am learning better ways to do that for sure, just not working yet. Also learned that Resolume Color Pallet colors do not have independent addresses. That limitation kind of put a hold on this.

[@mith]

Hi Don,
A quick way would be to use the palette option in Resolume's color picker.
This way you can assign the specigic colours you want to the palette and then only need to use one OSC path, which would end something like this:
"..../textblock/effect/color/palette/colors"
and send a valuse of 0-8 for the colour palette you need.
ie:
if hnum = 5:
textcolour = 1
elif hnum