Dude!!! Yes I did, and felt this had to be addressed regardless of what you posted, as a software developer myself I cant believe you’re even asking this, do you know how much effort goes into developing something like this especially as a single developer

Why would anyone who has spent so much time and effort on a project give it away for free 🤷🏼‍♂️

These are only suggestions Mike, others may feel its absolutely fine as it is but you could have the standard 2 finger pinch to zoom in and out, 2 finger rotate to rotate the camera and 2 finger up/down to adjust the view angle, almost identical to how you navigate on Apple Maps, this would make redundant the 3 current "view angle/rotate", "up/down/left/right" and "zoom in/out" buttons. Also it might be worth making the current transparent buttons slightly less transparent as at first, after loading an example, when they were over the breadboard I didn't notice them, however, if the above is implemented then this really isn't an issue as you would only be left with 2 buttons.

Hi all, I've been Interested in electronics since being a teenager in the 80's, built plenty of kits bought from Maplin's, did a microelectronics course after leaving school and messed around with Arduino and Raspberry Pi but never really understood the basics of electronics and tended to do things programmatically and programming became my full time job, I have a few published games under my belt and I'm still programming today, no doubt some of you have played my games from the early 8 Bit era C64 & Atari to pub fruit machines and on-line slots. I've been following the development of CRUMB for a while now, and I've got to say it looks brilliant, can't wait to get my hands on it and have a play, I might finally get to build a few projects of my own without that horrible burning smell we all know and dread.