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Instead of vibrating when the value changes add an optional mode for simpler on/off vibration.

long vibrations get stopped after a while. I dont know if this is by design or a bug. vibration pattern is set to none.

Feature request
A button or slider to test the motor without a osc connection would be nice.

Essentially, there is this application called VRCOSC. "VRCOSC is intended to act as a wrapper around VRChat's OSC system to make creating OSC programs easier, provide interfaces for other APIs and frameworks that might be useful to an OSC project, and act as a centralized source for useful OSC programs so that a user will only need to download a single application."

Essentially, I'm requesting that you port the software to work with this application so that instead of users needing to have a different application for everything, all OSC stuff including your haptic pancakes would be utilized through one application making it easier for everyone! I'm curious to see if you'll support the application as it has large numbers of users. They have documentation on how to make Modules here.

In brief

• Tundra Tracker's IO Expansion Board adds haptic options, but lacks the enclosure
  • Tundra Labs mentions needing to customize the 3D model of the base to fit the haptic actuator inside
  • My 1st IO board order came with a haptic actuator, not soldered - not sure if this is standard policy

Details

While it's possible to wire up the haptic actuator on the side and tape it somewhere, it'd be nice to integrate this with the Tundra Tracker enclosure directly. At the time of my order, Tundra Labs shipped the right haptics actuator with the IO Expansion Board, I'd just need to solder it on.

Looking around, I've not found any existing shared 3D printable enclosures that could hold the haptics actuator.

I noticed your hidden Ongoing Research wiki page mentions this is under consideration. If there's anything I can do to help that research, let me know. I'm handy with electronics, though I lack a 3D printer (I can use services such as Craftcloud if needed).

This project seems to not be too Windows-centric, either, so I'd be happy to try to help with getting it working on Linux as part of this.