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The title made me think of knitting needles with sensors that some home tied into a game but this textile printer is really cool. Imagine handing your classmate
by octopine 14y ago
The title made me think of knitting needles with sensors that some home tied into a game but this textile printer is really cool. Imagine handing your classmate a custom-printed scarf during recess.
- mistercow 14y agoI don't think this "printed" in any recognizable sense of the term. From the picture, it was a non-electronic device which had one-directional communication with the console by mechanically pressing buttons on a standard controller. So presumably, you had to operate the thing by hand, and it would use the NES to give you feedback about what to do at each step.
- yskchu 14y agoYeah I was wondering how it controlled the printer too, this makes more sense. They could have had a hit if they added some more engagement for the user, make it like a game, you can get scores based on how good you followed the knitting instructions... They could have called it knit knit revolution :)