Remembering complicated keyboard commands whilst playing a game is a real pain, especially when there are lots of controls like in FlightGear’s Spitfire,Remembering complicated keyboard commands whilst playing a game is a real pain, especially when there are lots of controls like in FlightGear’s Spitfire simulator. That’s why we built a custom control panel with real switches and buttons to make the in-flight experience much more realistic. Although this control panel was built specifically for this Spitfire
Another interesting #simPit button box because it uses not only an Arduino but also an MCP23017 I/O expander to get more switches connected: https://www.okdo.com/project/spitfire-controller/.
Should also just work with a Teensy too.
…and it also show cases #FlightGear 😀
Kerbal Controller - the Basics: The goal of this tutorial is not to show how to build a specific KSP controller, but to show many of the common design choices and their pros and cons. The idea is to guide you to make your own controller rather than showing you how to make one with…
You have arrived at Baz's Viper project. Here you will find photos, videos, work-in-progress, planning and reference used for the build. Mission: To build a MK II Colonial Viper at full s…
Stumbled over quite some Colonial Viper pr0n at https://www.buildsbybaz.com/category/viper-build/ – there is certainly someone living the dream
Explains how shader code (ShaderLab & HLSL) is written to support the Universal RP
Mit dem gestrigen Inkrafttreten vom Urheberrechts-Diensteanbieter-Gesetz (UrhDaG) haften große Plattformen für die Uploads ihrer Nutzer.
How RSS feels.
At the Crafting {:} a Life unconference one of the things that came up in our conversations was how you take information in, while avoiding the endlessly scrolling timelines of FB and Twitter as well as FOMO. My description of how I read feeds ‘by social distance‘ was met with curiosity and ‘c...
https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2019/06/feed-reading-by-social-distance/ …and finally bookmarked so I don’t have to search for this again and again xD
As so many others, I’ve switched to VSCode as my go-to IDE in recent years. I won’t go into the details as to why I made that switch, but I really enjoy using it and find it to be a rather productive tool. It’s another Electron app for the desktop, and while that typically bothers me a bit, in today’s post we’ll actually use that to our advantage. VSCode in the Browser Electron is a framework for creating native applications with web technologies like JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
Can’t tell if genius or horrifying
Matthias Pfefferle (notiz.blog)In deutsch zu bloggen war eine bewusste Entscheidung! Der Austausch über das „open, portable, interoperable, social, synaptic, semantic, structured, distributed, (re-)decentralized, independent, microformatted und federated social web“ findet hauptsächlich in englischer Sprache statt, und mir ...