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It's been a while since I've asked this and I'm curious whether my plans line up with what others are looking for from my work.

I'm running this poll over on twitter right now too (https://twitter.com/buttplugio/status/1252769543560196096), but since y'all give me money I might actually listen to the results here. :)

I definitely have some feelings on what I should be working on, but I'll reserve those for after the poll.

If you'd like to point out something specific, you can leave a reply to this poll, or feel free to message me with it directly.

Lib Features/Toy Support: add more hardware support to library or missing features

Project Docs: dev guide, buttplug-rs book, stpihkal

Apps/Games: syncydink, unity/unreal support, playground, vue/react components.

Videos: toy teardowns, game reviews, etc

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Anonymous

I don't think supporting literally every toy under the sun should be a huge priority given most of them suck. Some more comprehensive beginner's guides for project integration would be welcome. Then again - it's your project, and if you have a certain passion for one aspect of it then I wouldn't let the opinions of anyone else get in your way! You do you, and work on what makes you happy~

Anonymous

A simple linear based protocol communicated over the serial port would be a great way for people to interface with their DIY machines.

Hiro P

Electro stimming! especially supporting the ET-312 is the biggest wish I have to you. Vibrating and movement is nice but nothing compares to the sensations one can achieve with electricity. Despite those other masturbators out there one even does not have an erection in order to use it

qdot

Ok, so good news and bad news. Good news is that I'm getting serial port access back into Buttplug now, which means ET-312 support (as well as ET-232, 2b, etc) will probably be back in the coming months. Bad news is, don't expect much from me on estim specifically. While the community is very excited about what they do, it's also niche and hard to develop for. I'm hoping someone else comes along and does some decent estim software, but that hasn't been the case yet, and I really don't have time or interest to concentrate on it specifically myself.