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atm. this codebase is an stripped down version from the OSCsharp project (see https://github.com/valyard/OSCsharp). However, this project is written in an very early .NET Framework version, and is written in an c++ ish way. So there is room for some refactoring.

I expect there is a lot of room for improvement for showing the status of muses. atm. this gets just send to the consumer as packets, but this can be partially handled by the Muse/MuseManager to do some logic(like events only when status is different from previous, enz.

I've not written the project with Thread safety in mind.
So i would invite anybody who needs a thread safe environment to implement this yourself.
Its pretty low on my priority list since i won't be needing it.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No.

Describe the solution you'd like
It would be great to have a calibration feature similar to what Muse has done with their own app.

Hi there,

Sorry for the stupid question but after reading the instructions and attempting connection with my Muse I'm not getting anything, so not sure I understand how to connect.

My Muse is paired to the computer via bluetooth. I'm running the test Cli and that simply outputs "Hello World!" but then does nothing else.

var muse = manager.Connect("jantje", 7000);

What's that line referring to port 7000? I must be missing something important. Thanks for your time.

atm. it requires you to use muse direct, it would offcourse be much better if this can be all automated by the packet itself. The problem is that the bluetooth communication by Muse direct is done (for my knowing) by the Universal Windows Framework bluetooth library. so i'm not sure how difficult it will be to be implemented in .net standard (or if it's even possible).

The process of receiving, parsing and propagating of actual muse data doesnt get tested yet.
Since this is kinda the main goal of the entire project, it's really important to make some high quality tests to ensure this is working as intended.