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- georgesIII2
@prophet, I love the knock idea, never thought of it,
right now I have it set with a button to transition between animations, still have to modify the hues and speed then I should be done :)
the video just doesn't do it justice
- pretty! neomatrix?scarabin
- cool matefadein11
- @scarabin,
Fastled is better for crazy animations
https://github.com/F…georgesIII - also they are not neomatrixes, just 10x10 led rowsgeorgesIII
- you can use the neomatrix library with a block made of strips... i was just wondering what library you were using :)scarabin
- coooooooo!prophetone
- Good stuffstoplying
- scarabin1
raspi 3 model B y'all
https://www.raspberrypi.org/prod…
1.2GHz 64-bit quad-core ARMv8 CPU
802.11n Wireless LAN
Bluetooth 4.0
- scarabin0
meet ODROID, a raspi-compatible board half the size of a B+, with some interesting features
http://www.hardkernel.com/main/p…
- dorf0
I'm trying to set up wireless functionality using one of these:
it's a pain when not using Arduino.
- GeorgesII-1
5 servers ready to go :)
@dorf, don't use RF modules, you can get a esp8266 for €3,I've been tinkering with the adafruit huzzah and it's the bomb, lots less headaches than the simple modules, tons of GPIOs and it's only $10
- SteveJobs1
I'm currently designing my first pcb to have printed. The footprint for a breadboard with, 2 128+ pin qfp microcontrollers and all the components and associated breakout boards, arduino board and components, and shields to drive the leds and tft lcd was too big for my liking so I'm taking the schematics from each and starting from scratch. My bill of materials so far is pretty extensive for such a seemingly small project. A lot of smt components to all fit inside will make for a fun soldering job :/
Thankfully re-doing something like this on a much smaller chip with the rest of the project won't be too difficult as I'm not needing touch or sd card capabilities
Basically I'm creating this:
which is found in this:
- are you using eagle? and can you recommend some good PCB producer for small runs?GeorgesII
- I'm playing with eagle, kicad, and design spark to see which is most intuitive. so far none stand out.SteveJobs
- On the fab side I'm still a ways off from this stage and need to see what is available but will probably go with OSH Park as they're US-based.SteveJobs
- They take several orders from diff customers and have giant boards printed to minimize costs. Not sure if anyone else does this but brilliant idea.SteveJobs
- I think I'll give them a shot, they are tons of cool board designs I've been wanting to tryGeorgesII
- I use eagle because there's an extensive set of libraries for it. For PCB go with OSH, they're inexpensive and good quality.dorf
- SteveJobs2
OSH Park PCB board with their signature purple color containing several customer-submitted designs
- sted1
Build process video of the Atari Pong Project - the real physical version of the first video game: Pong
Read more >
http://forum.arduino.cc/index.ph…- wow! how do they make the camera shake like that?sarahfailin
- detritus0
This any use, Georges?
- GeorgesII3
Good morning everyone
- detritus0
ooh - might be of interest?
- prophetone2
Messing around in Fritzing, frustrating b/c the parts are a mix of 2D and 3D and things like 3D pots get in the way of connections. Would be better to have all 2D top view. Also really want the Teensy Audio Board added as a part. Oh well, sometimes good for mocking up how real-world breadboards can be arranged nicely with all the components.
- I love fritzing
+1GeorgesII - See too, it just needs to have "more stuff" in the parts binprophetone
- *me tooprophetone
- I love fritzing
- GeorgesII0
my next endeavour, I always wanted one :)
get the plans here if you want to make one too,
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing…
- GeorgesII1
Soooo much more difficult than I thought but I'm getting there eheheh
- prophetone0
- Sequencer?section_014
- Emu SP-1200 human interface thru Arduino Mega to Teensy w/ Audio adapterprophetone
- Toes are in sequence, certainly.detritus
- I happened upon this at the weekend, not sure if it's of any interest to you, prophetone? http://www.axoloti.c…detritus
- ^ i was not aware of this, very cool. i am building this current project which will utilize the Teensy audio library and be 12bit... like an Arduino-1200prophetone
- but then i want to build out a Pure Data engine-based 16 step sequencer box, like an Raspberry Pi Sampling/Synth Monomachine formatprophetone
- that Axolotl kit looks really cool though, gets you to finish line faster/easier maybe... altho i like idea of the dev journey + pushing arduino/pi to limitsprophetone
- aka 'tinkering'prophetone
- re Arduino-1200 - i am figuring out best to replicate the (almost) exact SP1200 case and layout 1:1, I have an SP12 to draw measurements fromprophetone
- i feel like if i achieved this, what is essentially a hackable SP1200, it might get some thumbs up by 'maker' music nerds; possible kitprophetone
- https://www.reddit.c…scarabin
- haha yupprophetone
- section_0140
Alternative IDE for Arduino called PlatformIO:
It's built on Atom, so if you're already using Atom, it's just a plugin. SOOO much nicer than using the pos IDE that Arduino offers. It does a bunch of other boards too.
I'm working on Something using the Raspberry Pi and Arduino together. So, it's nice just to tab over to another script. There's a terminal built in to, which is nice to have debugging data right there.
- whoa, radscarabin
- ‹‹ 100SFA!!!e-pill
- IDE's are a pain in the arse. Have you tried VIM?mugwart
- cool. can you go into the c code? Using Atmel Studio I can import an arduino project and look at the C code.dorf
- ^^^ not sure. I'm happy to use wiring and the regular Arduino libraries for most everything.section_014
