@shintobi check out some of the scenes like ping-pong. It’s in a script on a GO.

@lukasmaximus , below is some code I used on PYCOM hardware and WebBluetooth. I ran into issues when getting characteristic notifications faster than 1/2 sec. Not sure if it was an IDF GATT issue or WebBluetooth or PYCOM implementation. But it did kinda work.

https://pastebin.com/We2S8JwR

https://pastebin.com/HDrktkQZ

https://pastebin.com/s23hUMiD

https://pastebin.com/WtWr9C2J

https://pastebin.com/7d9CEyuR

@ajb2k3 for this use case I would recommend streaming IMU data to InfluxDB. Seems more appropriate for limb tracking.

@shintobi , just sent you a voucher to our Unity MQTT asset.

http://unity3dassets.com/demos/wak-mqtt-demo2/index.html

@ajb2k3 Tried a different cable, so I'm assuming stick. Why not edit boot.py. It's micropython, as long as I call the M5 libs during the process, everything should work as intended.

Got another one from Amazon and this one works just fine. Chalking it up to busted during shipping :).

Same story this morning. Last night flashed the Arduino FactoryTest. This morning trying to get this thing connected on Windows, which is where I flashed it last night.

Used the cable that came with it, marked M5. I don't know that is the issue. Before I really had a hard time I modified boot.py and noticed I was getting a GURU error, so ESP was stuck in a never ending reboot.

Flipped USB-C cable around, now it is showing up in OSX.

Going to stick ... ha... with Arduino IDE for now.

Tried again on PC, came up as 'USB Serial Device'. Installed 'FT4222 Mode 3 Device' driver 2.12.0.0. Got a COM port. Kind of works. Mostly it keeps disconnecting/reconnecting.

I can no longer see the device on OSX 10.14.6. Nothing pops up in security about CP driver.