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Hi,
I have my SimVibe and Accuforce set up and running through Sim Commander, I am in the process of of add a Sim Wind DIY project but rather than run it through SimHub, which I will use to initially setup the Arduino and motor controller, I would much rather run through the SimWind DIY device output of SC4. I've enabled the output but there is no option available:
Any Guidance would be appreciated...>AndyH
We started down the path of implementing support for DIY SimWind devices and ran into some road blocks. Sim Commander only opens COM ports for devices that it knows about. This prevents all manner of problems when we attempt to co-exist with other simulation software, none of which make any attempt to co-exist. Other simulator software will open every COM port on the system and try to talk to them, sometimes leaving them open and blocking other apps from getting to it.
There is no way to identify a DIY sim wind device before opening the COM port unless we were to make some custom firmware for it. Unfortunately, no one here has the time for such a task, so the concept is dead in the water.
Simply put, we cannot sacrifice reliability and our ability to co-exist with other software in order to support these DIY devices.
Hi Bernard,
I would like to purchase your Sim Wind Simulator. Where can I find it?
Thanks,
v/r
Hmm, interesting conundrum. This does beg the question, how are the other softwares capable of doing it? SC4.5 is my tactile transducer software of choice, but having Wind Sim still listed in the program is such a tease :(
All: I submitted a ticket and got an answer for anyone wondering about the "Sim Wind DIY" option displayed in the SimVibe software. See below;
Q: I am interested in a Sim Wind DIY solution. I see that
it is an option in my SimVibe software. How can I take advantage of the Sim
Wind DIY solution in SimVibe? Do you sell a hardware solution that I can use
for this? - Thamahn
A: That option was added for a developer that is a customer of our who was
looking into creating a SimWind device that didn't pan out from my
understanding. I do not believe that feature is currently functional. - Josh
Villers