Is there a way to get the beta axis generation for buttplug to work for 4-phase? Basically just the 3 phase circle but with a 4th point is what I'd like to try.
I've tried using the expander's alpha/beta channels and sending them as a/b/ainvert/binvert which does a nice circle but is missing the smaller circles that just alpha/beta on threephase can do.
It seems to me that the buttplug_wsdm_client clamps the expanders -1 to 1 output to 0 to 1, which then gets expanded back to -1 to 1 somewhere? looks that way at least since changing the lower limit of the alpha/beta channel from -1 to 0 changes the signal. Also got no idea where the third signal is coming from for 3phase.
As for the bug, something in set_electrode_intensities in fourphase_widget_individual_electrodes throws
render glyph failed err=62 face=0x186bf170, glyph=37
render glyph failed err=62 face=0x186bf170, glyph=38
render glyph failed err=62 face=0x186bf170, glyph=39
like once per frame it feels like? (as long as the window isn't minimized), might be a linux thing though.
Also, is there a way to turn off the mouse draw feature on threephase? I used to use the mouse to quickly compare channels for calibrating, and it now just overwrites the playing tcode, i have to go and select a different pattern, then go back to mouse
Is there a way to get the beta axis generation for buttplug to work for 4-phase? Basically just the 3 phase circle but with a 4th point is what I'd like to try.
I've tried using the expander's alpha/beta channels and sending them as a/b/ainvert/binvert which does a nice circle but is missing the smaller circles that just alpha/beta on threephase can do.
It seems to me that the buttplug_wsdm_client clamps the expanders -1 to 1 output to 0 to 1, which then gets expanded back to -1 to 1 somewhere? looks that way at least since changing the lower limit of the alpha/beta channel from -1 to 0 changes the signal. Also got no idea where the third signal is coming from for 3phase.
As for the bug, something in set_electrode_intensities in fourphase_widget_individual_electrodes throws
like once per frame it feels like? (as long as the window isn't minimized), might be a linux thing though.
Also, is there a way to turn off the mouse draw feature on threephase? I used to use the mouse to quickly compare channels for calibrating, and it now just overwrites the playing tcode, i have to go and select a different pattern, then go back to mouse