Perhaps they didn’t wear them, the user thought the glasses were off and not recording.

My parenting philosophy is that to earn children’s trust, you must be truthful with them. Parents are also tasked with protecting children from too much pain. In practice, this means giving them the truth in a way they can process.

Tell them well in advance.

On the day let them hug the cat as it leaves. Tell them this will be the last time.

In the best case, they will be sad and angry. They might also be confused. Let them.

The above poster gives good advice.

Wouldn’t an STL file be sufficient?

Well, obviously those making more than 500k and wanting to live on the upper west side.

I think I have not met a lot of people in my life who make more than that.

Like, making 100k would be good, what do you have to do to make 500?

You seem to be talking about computer games, so I will say this:

• The easiest way to do this is to forego the hardware altogether. Mouse movements and keyboard inputs are trivial to generate programmatically and grabbing the screen contents is easy too. Building a software that understands the objective of the game and can react accordingly is the hard part
• If you wanted to do this outside the computer where the game runs you could emulate a HID device on another computer and forego the keyboard and mouse, but it would be only useful to avoid some anti cheat systems
• It is certainly possible to also build a mechanical system too, but adide from being a fun challenge for an experienced mechatronics engineer, I don’t see the point, especially if you are a beginner

In all of the above, start with the first one these solutions can be expanded to be more complex.

What games are you looking for that would benefit from this, that don’t offer computer opponents?