thrustmaster t300 calculator
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a "calculator" that uses a thrustmaster t300 wheelbase insted of a normal interface
a "calculator" that uses a thrustmaster t300 wheelbase insted of a normal interface
So today I finished removing the pc from the “calculator” so now you can “calculate” stuff without looking at the pc (yayyy ) While I was making this atrocity I was wondering why am I even making this useless thing 
but in the end it was worth it why ?
bc I ended up building a worse sketchier calculator then my friend did so it was worth it 
how does it work
just watch the video it does a wayyyyy better job of explaining it then I can write
I wanted to make something a bit more unusual, so I decided to create a “calculator” using my wheelbase.
How it works
Currently, you need to input the equation through the terminal. The result is then outputted in binary, which the wheelbase communicates through its movements: steering left represents 0 and steering right represents 1. My goal is to make it so you are able to input the numbers using the wheel itself. Why? I have absolutely no idea.
How it works (the code)
I am using the sdl2 library to control the force feedback of the wheelbase. As of now, I’ve created two functions, left and right, which are executed based on the binary digits of the equation’s result.