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Readme.md

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DIY VR-Rifle Firmware

This is the source code of the firmware powering my DIY VR-rifle (the blueprints and used parts can be found here).

I wrote it for use with an Arduino Due, I don't know if it works with other Arduino boards.

Uses a modified Arduino USB host library (already included) with support for the Vive tracker.

Features

  • Supports a joystick (with two analog axes and a digital button).
  • Supports an analog trigger (consisting of an analog axis and a digital endstop).
  • Supports System/Menu/Grip buttons.
  • Supports a status LED.

Usage

Either open Firmware.ino in the Arduino IDE, or import as existing project into Eclipse (requires Arduino addon).