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The video was a letdown - all that talking and not one detail about how it was put together (other than the part about it being a boeing nose cone, but that was

The video was a letdown - all that talking and not one detail about how it was put together (other than the part about it being a boeing nose cone, but that was obvious).

argumentum 15y ago
I agree. I looked for other articles, hopefully there will be some better ones in the future.
paulirish 15y ago
Here's the most detail he has: http://www.737simguy.com/OldSite/tools.htm http://www.737simguy.com/OldSite/tools.htm He posted 2 weeks ago that he's working on a new site: http://www.737simguy.com/ http://www.737simguy.com/
- unwind 15y ago
  Considering the praise he heaps on the EPIC input controller, the website for that product (http://www.mindspring.com/~rrelect/epic/info/teaser.shtml http://www.mindspring.com/~rrelect/epic/info/teaser.shtml) is, dare I say it, almost epically underwhelming. :| I tried to find out a) what it looks like and b) how much it costs, just out of general interest, and failed on both.
  - Retric 15y ago
    With 300+ buttons, I don't think it's a controller like your thinking of. So much as an interface you can attach your own buttons to.
  - weaksauce 15y ago
    Click on tools on his old website and then there are two links in the first paragraph that answer all of your questions.
patrickod 15y ago
I was really hoping he'd detail what exactly he'd put together on the technical side: what was bought off the shelf, what did he create himself etc... Hopefully more details will show up online. It's a very impressive project