Question 3DOF complete freedom

Hi all,
before starting explaining my idea little bit about myself: I'm an old computer engineer and I always enjoy playing car sim videogames (since Accolade's TestDriver!). Even if I have very low experience with hardware I want to try to create, for fun and learning, my own simulator.
I have red almost all the documentation, and I understand a lot even if other things are still in the dark for me, hopefully moving on with my idea I'll fill the gap.
My idea is to build a 3dof complete freedom motion sim where Roll, Pitch and Yaw shall move 360° using 1 motor per axis.
Due to the weight I was thinking to use Arduino + Sabertooth dual 32A or 60A version and DC motor around 1,5Kw with brakes. I already design an sketch of my idea, with the help of a friend of mine.
The M1-M2-M3 are the motors and where they should be attached, my apologize for the draw, it's just a draft.
My question is, does SimTool support 360° with 1 motor per axis?

I know it sounds weird as project but thanks a lot for any good advice, I'll start to post some pictures as soon as I'm sure I can do it

Hi @Nibe,

in the first sentence of your post you mention that you enjoy playing car sim video games.
So if this is your main area of interest, why are you planning such a complex 3x360 degrees simulator?
As mentioned in many threads here, fast movements are more important for a racing simulator than large movements. A seat mover would probably result in better immersion and would surely be much easier to build than what you currently have in mind.

reminds me of a joyrider configuration. m1 is usually on the same plane as m2 (offset 90 degrees). you will get the same movement.

@MarkusB thanks a lot for your reply, indeed I'm a big fan of sim car! I'd like to build it like that because I'd like also use it with a flight simulator, which actually I'm a big fun of as well
@bruce stephen thanks for the advice, I'll take a look at the joyrider simulator. So it seems possible to use SIMTOOL with 1motor per axis

I decided with a friend of mine who is a carpenter to start to build the mechanical part, while I'm trying to figure out if i can use sim tool with 1motor per axis, here some picts to share Of course is a long way ...

Simtools works fine with one motor per axis as you put it but it doesn't output over 360 degrees total rotation on a given axis. So if you want your sim to do multiple rotations you have to program that aspect into a motor controller yourself or do it via an extension or custom plugin to SimTools.

But I'm not sure your design is good for over 360 degrees anyway because motors 1 and 3 will gimbal lock when motor 1 axis is pointing upwards or downwards. What are your intentions?

Holy moly that is a big gear ring. Are you designing around that component because you already had it or did you go and purchase it?

sorry guys for the delay, and thanks a lot for your feedback:

@BlazinH thanks for the hint. I'm very happy that simtools can work with one motor per aixs. And it's fine if it will be not able to do a whole 360 degrees for the moment, once I'll understand better all the things i'll try to program it into the motor controller or create a plugin as you suggested. I hope you can help me on this to point me in the right direction.
The motors are indipendent in the movement, there are 3 rotary joints to pass electricity and data. I know the draft was not really clear, my apologize, I'll try to post more clear information later once I finish the next stage posting more picts

@FargusFaustmeister well I had it already, let's say it was a part of a machine that my friend, the carpenter, already had, indeed it has some pros and cons. I will describe later on once I complete the next stage.

Now I'm waiting to receive a Sabertooth dual 60A, I have already a couple of arduino mega/uno ready to be connected. And now comes the hard part where I don't know really much even if i try to read the documentation, starting from the simtools configuration till the software runinng on arduino which of course must be modified, I guess, but I'll bother you guys for help later on.
For now starting from the very beginning, SimTools - Game Engine Axis assignement, I have, already, some doubts on how configure it, in my case we are talking about Roll/Pitch/Yaw, if im not wrong, but I dont' get how should I select them. Should be something like this:
Axis1 DOF1 Roll
Axis1 DOF2 Roll
Axis2 DOF3 pitch
Axis2 DOF4 pitch
Axis3 DOF5 yaw
Axis3 DOF6 yaw

Again my apologize for te stupid question.