Here's an example of using the StreamDeck interface to control the parameters of a superformula drawing program. Note that the labels over the knobs match the parameter names in the program. The buttons (not used) also have tiny displays, so they can indicate their function. - ThreadSky

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jackrusher.com • 1 day ago

Here's an example of using the StreamDeck interface to control the parameters of a superformula drawing program. Note that the labels over the knobs match the parameter names in the program. The buttons (not used) also have tiny displays, so they can indicate their function.

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schickling.dev•1 day ago

Very cool and exactly what I had in mind re "binding to custom software".

Curious whether you've also managed to create bindings for existing software e.g. Figma / VSC controls based on your workflows.

jimmyhmiller.bsky.social•1 day ago

I hooked up my orthoremote to stepping in my debugger in vs code. The whole thing was a simple 50 line node script that connected to the Bluetooth and then issued keyboard commands.

jackrusher.com•1 day ago

I mostly use emacs and software I write myself, so I can’t say for sure about any other software. They do ship an application that lets you bind the device to key/mouse events per application, which also comes with some templates for common media apps. 🤷🏻‍♂️

interjectedfuture.com•1 day ago

@jungle.bsky.social if you connect this up to your work, you might get something interesting. Like a sound board for AI vibes.

jungle.bsky.social•22 hours ago

yesss

jackrusher.com•1 day ago

It's a normal USB HID device, so it only took me ~100 lines of Clojure code to make a generic interface usable by whatever other software I write.

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