The core concept of CRUMB 2.0 is to be able to give the user the ability to create any component, mechanical or electrical.
The starting point is the importing of a 3D representation of that component. Switching to the Unity UIToolkit, I have been able to create new runtime tools to allow the user to import a variety of 3D model formats and offer material customisation.
Below is video from the conceptual build testing the new modelling/material tools
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100,000 copies sold. Thank you.100,000 😮 That's how many copies of CRUMB Circuit Simulator have now been sold on Steam. I keep looking at the number and it still doesn't feel real. CRUMB started as, and still is a one-person project. It went out in November 2022 with no publisher and no marketing, just a virtual breadboard and the hope that a few people would enjoy poking around on it. Every one of those copies came from yo…Looking for the most advanced electronics simulator in the world?I have been super busy posting on Facebook with new developments and features and have neglected to keep everyone up to date here! CRUMB 2.0 is shaping up nicely and has the potential to become the single most powerful and accessible electronics simulator! But first to answer a consistently asked question: "Will 2.0 be free to existing users?" Yes. And let me introduce to CRUMB Advanced. To tho…Real life == Sim LifeGood evening ladies and gentlemen! I’m continuing to pour my life into this next version of CRUMB and I have a little something to share with you all! It is now possible to connect real hardware to CRUMB and interact with it, in this example we can flash an Arduino R3 with the same code that’s running in the simulator 🤩 Much love! Mike