ryanmeasel

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   by ryanmeasel 11mo ago

   Yes, the SDK is built for Unity in C# with Unreal/Godot to follow. Please reach out if interested to develop: https://board.fun/pages/developers My colleague has some discussion here about 3D printing pieces: htt
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   by ryanmeasel 11mo ago

   Other than downloading the games and updates, the device is fully functional offline.
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   by ryanmeasel 11mo ago

   Yes, the SDK is open. It's built for Unity in C# with Unreal/Godot to follow. Please reach out if interested to develop: https://board.fun/pages/developers My colleague has some discussion here about how piec
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   by ryanmeasel 11mo ago

   Sure, a modular system would work as you suggest. It is not a requirement to provide a conductive path to the person though. The patterns (glyphs as we call them) are detected and tracked regardless of whether they are being touched. Howeve
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   by ryanmeasel 11mo ago

   The Unity SDK is C# and slots right into the typical Unity patterns for touch input. Two contact types are provided: Finger – Representing a single touch point, e.g, a finger Glyph – Representing a tangible object For each contact, you get
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   by ryanmeasel 11mo ago

   Hey, Board Engineering team here. Happy to answer any questions. Please reach out if you are interested in developing: https://board.fun/pages/developers