Rodrigo

I'm looking for someone to develop a [superhi] (or [hifive]?!) external that would work pretty much like the existing [hi] object does now with the big difference that it would be bidirectional, allowing for feedback to the connected devices.

I'm specifically thinking controlling the LEDs and forcefeedback (rumble) on an XBox 360 controller. (

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360_Controller)

I've had a look through it (briefly) and it looks like all the feedback stuff is implemented in the driver already.

Ideally this would be a general purpose external that would work with any [hi] object that allows feedback of some sort.

If you are interested please email me (rodrigo.constanzo (at) gmail.com) so we can talk further about it and see how much it would cost to develop.

Once done, I would be looking to release the external (and code) with as open/free a license as possible (giving it all away for free).

I'm specifically thinking controlling the LEDs and forcefeedback (rumble) on an XBox 360 controller. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360_Controller)

The Mac driver for it is open source:
https://github.com/d235j/360Controller

Once done, I would be looking to release the external (and code) with as open/free a license as possible (giving it all away for free).


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Something like http://www.anyma.ch/hitools/ ?


Having a look but can't seem to figure out how to format messages for the hi.out object (no help file included with that). Will look further.

yeah, hi.tools looks great. But... I'mma need a helpfile for that helpfile. Jeezus.

Just giving this a shot in the dark bump to see if anyone is interested before I try looking more elsewhere.

Could we get Max Egger to document the work better for us, if all else fails?

I sent a message to the address on that webpage back in January (after Mushoo posted the link) and never heard anything back unfortunately.

damn. Well I think it's brilliant that you're taking action. You're very proactive. I dig that.

Looking for someone to develop a better [hi] object (paid gig)