The ability to output to multiple devices simultaneously is great — I can now refactor the code in my fork that handles simultaneous output to the Opossum and make it much less redundant!
Also, I just had an idea: now that you've added multi‑axis and multi‑device support, could it map different axes to different devices? For example, have L0, L1, and L2 output to device coyote3‑1, and R0, R1, and R2 output to device coyote2‑2. As long as the electrodes are positioned properly, this should simulate the effect of a multi‑axis device even better.
The ability to output to multiple devices simultaneously is great — I can now refactor the code in my fork that handles simultaneous output to the Opossum and make it much less redundant!
Also, I just had an idea: now that you've added multi‑axis and multi‑device support, could it map different axes to different devices? For example, have L0, L1, and L2 output to device coyote3‑1, and R0, R1, and R2 output to device coyote2‑2. As long as the electrodes are positioned properly, this should simulate the effect of a multi‑axis device even better.