BLE support has finally landed in v0.11.0 of SlvCtrl+.
Currently only one device is supported though which is the amazing Erotronik Airotic bubbler bottle by @boundinlatex and @Toy_Dolly
But others can be added easily now.
Past 2 months things have improved: better type safety for both, server and fronted, fixed many bugs and introduced support for 2 new estim devices (zc95 and e-stim systems‘ 2b).
Feedback is appreciated.
Next device to be added is nogasm. Venus2000 is still in pipeline as well
There is now a hosted instance of the Slvctrl+ frontend:
https://t.co/6bzL6tfc8K
That way you don’t have to care anymore about the frontend part, except you want to use a very specific version.
SlvCtrl+ doesn’t discriminate because of the connected object(s)‘ gender, race or sexual orientation. It just works, without any judgement and treats everybody equally - always.
Happy pride month to all of you. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
The Discord invite link on the website was expired. It‘s now renewed and shouldn’t expire anymore.
Sorry for that!
Here’s the new one: https://t.co/FmhI52l6Up
@LatexLoveToy I‘m still not sure what role pressure inside the dildo plays exactly. I agree with the atmospheric pressure, so the component can detect the environment it‘s used in and adapt. But the pressure inside the dildo does not constantly increase but at some point can decrease again..
First prototype of a plug pump for SlvCtrl+. Unfortunately my idea of controlling the pump based on measured pressure in the plug does not work too well. While pressure increases first, at some point it decreases again despite holding more air than before. (Material stretches.)
@LatexLoveToy Agree, just timing the pump won’t work. I would prefer to have something that can measure how much volume of air has been flown through it. While for water there are many such components, for gases it seems way more difficult.
@LatexLoveToy Thanks for your input. Much appreciated. 😊 The problem is, that the pressure reading is not proportional to the volume of air pumped into the plug. Might be 6PSI with 1L and 5PSI with 2L as the material stretches and get thinner. I need to measure the actual air volume somehow.
@kinkycageme The problem is, that the pressure is difficult to measure as the plug‘s volume changes too. Measuring the pressure changes on a constant volume works though. (For example if you squeeze the plug while the volume in it stays constant.)