#Usb controller for project cars 2 pc full

Going into the workshop at 4 am to carve wooden grip forms, spending my day off moulding plastics, or learning Blender at 5am in the morning was really challenging. I quickly learned that at least 3 hours needed putting aside to get anything meaningful done, otherwise you need to finish up just as you get going.

#Usb controller for project cars 2 pc full

Which proved incredibly useful, giving me 24-hour access to fully equipped service workshops, plus a secure outdoor space for paint spraying or working with adhesives and plastics.įinding a balance between working full time whilst trying to find as many spare hours as possible for development work and still finding time for family, proved very tricky. Using my background in Industrial Design, years of experience in ergonomics, plus the past five years spent evaluating and hacking XR equipment, I decided to give it a good shot.įollowing the sage advice “don’t give up the day job” I continued to work full time managing a technical servicing facility for a Global manufacturer in an unrelated industry. Enjoy your read 🙂įollowing my article on the Tundra SteamVR HDK published by Skarredghost earlier this year, I embarked on the development of a new motion controller by launching start-up Immersion Mechanics. That said, inviting you to support this blog on Patreon, so that I can keep hosting these amazing articles, I leave you to Rob’s post, that is like a tiny book, on the journey of developing Project Caliper. I even hope some big brands can take inspiration from some of the features he has introduced in the Caliper controllers. I think the final result of this post is pretty intriguing, and I invite you all to get in touch with Rob over Twitter, or e-mail ( asking me for an introduction) to discuss potential collaborations (or funding?) with him. Rob loves exploring the technology always starting from the human perspective, putting the human at the center of his experiments and analysis, and he did this also while working on Project Caliper, his experiment in building a better version of the Valve Index Controllers alone in his spare time.