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# devlog-together
This independent input device hack is in service of experimenting with some things like this: https://twitter.com/jackrusher/status/1552359089786740738?s=20&amp;t=PKJHUMKBWTWqCWa0SAi7kw
k
Oh this is so cool. The see-through tool as well as your reverse-engineering capabilities.
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Here "tablet" = a Wacom input device rather than iPad?
j
Thanks, K! Yeah, it's an old Wacom on one side of the keyboard and a touchpad on the other side. It's been interesting playing around with on-screen manipulations using both hands in this style. šŸ™‚
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w
Makes me think of two items just put on my to-do list: • further force reach • gaze targeting Yes, I'm back to working on spacial computing.
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j
Curious if you have any implementation details or the code posted anywhere. Is it using DriverKit? A kernel extension? Something else?
j
No, this was a quick ~45 minute hack, so no documentation yet. The good news is that no kernel module is required. I just wrote a little code to walk the device tree, find the (vid,pid) pair for the Wacom tablet, then set up a loop to emit any event from that USB device to stdout (after decoding/bit-munging and conversion to EDN).