Other than completely losing track of what day it is...
Intiface Desktop v21 is out, and with it, the first publicly usable release of Buttplug v4! This means that you can now use the Lovense Connect app with Buttplug, though I'm already finding out how many people have their desktops and WiFi on different, inaccessible subnets. >.<
Intiface Desktop v21 is out! Now with Lovense Connect support, In-App device testing, and more! All of the new features were covered in the tutorial video I posted a couple of days ago.
Well Intiface Desktop v21 isn't out yet (hoping for this evening), but if you're curious what it's going to look like or the new features that will be available, here's 20 minutes of me presenting it. And as patrons you get it before everyone else! (For whatever that's worth >.>)
Welp, at least I managed another May update before the month was over...
After getting the Lovense Connect code into Buttplug and releasing v4 of the library in the first couple of days of May, a whole bunch of fuck all has happened since. I got absolutely crushed with some non-Buttplug work that meant I had no energy to work on things for most of the month. Luckily, due to the long weekend in the US, I've gotten a tiny bit of time to recover.
Just realized I've missed Monday updates for a couple of weeks. I'm currently in some crunch time on a couple of projects, meaning the rest of my schedule has either shifted or just stopped being a thing. Hoping that'll be over this week and I can get back to regular updates next week.
There's some movement on Buttplug and related projects happening, so lots to talk about next Monday!
New blog post! In which I explain why VR users are the worst, even though I'm racking up VRChat hours like no one's business lately.
Just rethinking large portions of the project. Again. :|
So it turns out I was not aware of exactly how "Lovense Connect" works.
Ok maybe if I write these in the morning I'll actually remember to send them out...
Most of the last two weeks have been spent trying to wedge Buttplug into Unity in a way that will work with IL2CPP. For those not familiar, IL2CPP is a way for Unity to compile games to make them run faster, but it takes a lot of consideration when building libraries to work with it.
What I thought was going to be a simple update for Unity turned into another major version release! So I wrote a blog post.
More updates in the weekly update tomorrow.
When I released Buttplug Rust v1, I figured I’d be rolling major versions whenever we updated the Buttplug Protocol. Here we are, at major version 3.0, still running the same protocol, but with more surface API changes. So much for those plans.