For the record, the printed part is over here: https://jade.moe/@oct2pus/110663696296464736
LPT: you can 3D print a PCB for fit & feel testing
https://jade.moe/@oct2pus/110663409187137942
https://jade.moe/@oct2pus/110663409187137942
For the record, the printed part is over here: https://jade.moe/@oct2pus/110663696296464736
2 Comments
anneiam@lemmy.world · 3 pts · 3y
Pretty cool! Reminds me of the Alpakka controller experiment, which uses a conventional PCB but has a conductive plate used to trigger the gyros (similar to the steam controller, but this one has dual gyros, which allow for insane stability and accuracy). Video here and documentation here
oct2pus@kbin.social · 1 pts · 3y
Def a cool controller. I remember reading about it awhile ago.
My project will use a conventional pcb, I just needed to test the spacing of the buttons and get a literal reference for how big it'll be since I knew it was gonna be a bit chunky.