Moves are created in Bottango #15
Sequences are collections of moves which are played sequentially.
Probably in CSV format, so they can be edited with a spreadsheet editor?
Ideally the moves are pulled from a list of moves which also has metadata like how long a move takes, and what the starting and ending position of the moves are.
Data:
Time absolute
Time relative between moves (doesn't need to be read by the system, but makes stuff easier for the user)
Move name
Override safety settings for move?
We should perhaps consider if it could be possible to play a different move for arms & legs at the same time, so that moves can be split and combined?
hapiel
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6 months ago
Moves are created in Bottango #15 Sequences are collections of moves which are played sequentially.
Probably in CSV format, so they can be edited with a spreadsheet editor?
Ideally the moves are pulled from a list of moves which also has metadata like how long a move takes, and what the starting and ending position of the moves are.
Data: Time absolute Time relative between moves (doesn't need to be read by the system, but makes stuff easier for the user) Move name Override safety settings for move?
We should perhaps consider if it could be possible to play a different move for arms & legs at the same time, so that moves can be split and combined?