Haha mouse hard case is the unsung hero around here! Thanks for watching :)

To be honest, there isn't that much difference! I found over the years I traded in the heavier tools like Leatherman Wave for things like the Squirt haha, it's usually more than enough. When talking about transitioning, I always say use your current position/skills as the launching pad for where you want to get. A lot of people immediately abandon what they have and try to start fresh, but that is really tough. If you start adding TouchDesigner services, design, and programming to the line up of event work you're doing, or start making it known to people you're working on gigs with that you have these TouchDesigner skills, you'll often find you'll start picking up side gigs because people will know that you're already good at what you do and it builds a bigger and better picture of you and your value.

@@TheInteractiveImmersiveHQ thank you for sharing so much knowledge with this community. You have opened my eyes to the potential of live event/experience production with these awesome tools!

Thanks Fausto! Hope you're well!

I've given up on cables. I just have those few one and I refuse to get any more haha. It just gets too messy!

Any time! Was a fun video to do :)

It really is! First time I saw one, I thought it was crazy idea to have a hard case for a mouse, but after destroying 4 or 5 mice, I decided I didn't want to keep buying more of them. It's light and has been great! It's not a fancy one either, I think it was 20$ on Amazon.

Haha, my EDC game is on point! It's a Wiha 75093, I believe. On Amazon it's called the "Wiha 75093 16 Piece System 4 ESD Slotted, Phillips and Torx Micro Bit Set" and it's about 30$ and hasn't let me down yet!