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I/O points not showing up on reality editor

continuing from here → New Reality Editor Version 1.5.7 - #13

@ivanlin try changing the name of your HybridObject to “slider” , the obj.add(“slider”, “led”); adds a I/O point named led to the object called slider so if your object has a different name then the I/O points wont be added ,
i think you have named your HybridObject differently ,
try creating a HybridObject with name as slider and try again

you can see here for some clarity → http://openhybrid.org/reference.html 2

no , @ivanlin you only need to change the name of your HybridObect
what did you name your object when you used the “create new object” ?
i believe you have named your object as target so check is this works obj.add(“target”, “led”);

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To get the server working in windows :

1. Install nodejs (32 bit or 64 bit)

    Windows 32-bit Installer:  https://nodejs.org/dist/v0.12.9/node-v0.12.9-x86.msi
    Windows 64-bit Installer:  https://nodejs.org/dist/v0.12.9/x64/node-v0.12.9-x64.msi   
   

2. confirm that your nodejs install is working
   type “node -v” or “nodejs -v” in the terminal it should return the version on installed node
   type "npm -v " next it should return the version of npm

3. if the above steps went well , then go to Desktop & Laptop Computer 2 and do steps 1 - 5 and it should work

Hope this helps , do ask if you need any help

Dont type the command inside node terminal , you are supposed to type it in a normal terminal ( cmd or commad prompt)
after installing nodejs
open command prompt and then use the command like this

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