The art of auto engineering
Oh no!  I come to procrastinate on HN and find my own site at #2.  After many years, it's still not ready to share!! I've got so much more I want to do with it.<p>Even though I'm sure it looks abandoned, I have been working hard on getting back into this.  The last couple of months I've been developing a 3D viewer for mechanical components that lets you disassemble/rebuild/step through processes.  I wish I could share it but I'm not there yet.  Babylon JS is amazing though.<p>EDIT:<p>I'll throw down some random notes because I've never really talked about this:<p>- I've learned a LOT over the three years since I made these videos - about cars, life, boats, love, fabrication, quaternions and myself.<p>- I made these videos in a backstreet garage in Budapest.  A personal situation arose and I left Hungary and tried to get going again back in the UK.<p>- I built a new garage/studio in the UK and kitted it all out in preparation.<p>- Then lockdown struck and I had to get involved in a real-world business that I co-owned.  The people who did my video production couldn't travel, and when they could, the UK had become so difficult that they had no desire to stay.  So I had to find a new team which wasn't easy.<p>- I also had to rebuild my own life and that took a lot of time and effort.  I didn't have the energy to go back into videos - it's something that I did at a certain time of my life, and I knew that I needed to be stronger to revisit it or I would risk my own happiness.<p>- I feel a combination of emotions - I am immensely proud of what we achieved with this, and I'm embarrassed by my failure to finish it.  That said, I don't think I've ever been more excited by this project.<p>Edit 2: Go and watch Tim Hunkin's Secret Life of... series @ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@timhunkin1">https://www.youtube.com/@timhunkin1</a>  You'll be glad you did!