Sending data from Iannix arrives to Pure Data in a way that causes routing problems.
[listen 57120<
[netreceive -u -b]
[oscparse]
[list trim]
[route cursor]
[route 1]
The data out of that appears to be a symbol with four numbers in it that is unparseable.
The left output of [route 1] should have given me information about the cursor ID 1.
However, sending it to [unpack f f f f] does not output numbers.
this seems to be a problem with your IanniX project itself.
the symbol right after the cursor-ID (or trigger-ID; or "whatever object"-ID) is to be the group-ID, which can be left empty in IanniX.
Pd's [print] object will happily print this empty symbol as an empty string (so it's hard to distinguish from "no atom").
The simple fix is, to assign a group ID to the cursor.
if this is not possible, you can just split the list right after the 1st element to ignore it:
[oscparse]
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[list trim]
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[route cursor]
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[route 1]
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[list split 1]
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ign. [print]
or just build your patch as if there was a group-ID and ignore it
[oscparse]
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[list trim]
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[route cursor trigger]
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[route 1]
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[unpack s f f ...]
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ign. x y