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My first Arduino project is a kids toy. Some time ago, my kids got a toy box with various switches and lights that intrigued me. I wanted to do something similar and expand on the functions. I got interested in electronics and after some tinkering with "normal" circuits, I got an Arduino Uno starter set and made a plan for the toy. Fast forward three months and it's finished. My box has these functions: Some simple LEDs with different switches and buttons 12 LEDs in a circle connected to a potentiometer. Turning the pot will light up the LEDs one after the other, at varying speed. RGB LED with three different modes (smooth color cycle, blinking color cycle, disco mode) OLED display with a key switch showing different images each time the key is turned An LED that is turned on by touching two connectors with your hands, letting the current flow through you. DC power plug that can be connected to one of three female plugs, each activating a different function: #1: Moving light: 16 LEDs on a row, one of which is activated at a time. A gyroscope reads the tilt of the box. By tilting it left or right, the light is “moved” into this direction. #2 Dancing unicorn: When activated via a switch, a servo (with a dancing unicorn glued to the arm) will turn in random angles #3 Touch sensor activating an LED I first made breadboard prototypes of each function separately. Then I assembled everything in a wooden box that I bought. My woodwork is quite rough - I only have knives, grinding paper and a power drill. It did the job, just not with straight edges ;) The dome was 3D-printed by a friend. The assembly process turned out to be a great challenge for me as I've never build something so complex before. I tried to glue as little as possible, and that turned out to be a good idea because I had to re-position pieces quite a few times. The kids where more excited about the box when I was building it than when it was finished :p But they actually use it and that gives me the most joy. To anyone who's interested I added the code and a link to the full-res schematics at the bottom. I'm happy to hear about any suggestions and tips on what I could have done better. What I learned in this project: - I did a lot of soldering and crimping and got much better/quicker in both. - some uses for capacitors, something that I didn't really get before from the books - I made my first wiring schematic (Fritzing). - Working with shift registers and various modules and sensors (WS2812 LED strip, TTP223 touch sensor, RGB module, SSD1160 OLED screen, TP4056 battery module, boost converter, MPU-6050 gyroscope). - Building a Darlington transistor circuit. - Powering a project with a lithium ion battery and a boost converter - Cables take up more space than I thought. I used 24 AWG / 0,2 mm² stranded cables in the whole project because that's what I had. The box is very, very full now. I think I could have used a smaller diameter for the signal wires and something like 22 AWG / 0.3 mm² for the power lines (in theory the power draw of all systems can get close to 1 A). - Planning and ongoing documentation of the project took time, but it helped me a lot during the process. - I'll probably get myself a 3D printer :D Full-res schematics: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DBGB8e7vo3p-4-uWYkdU5mY9H_nm6IDg/view?usp=drive_link Some photos: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1O9C4C5A30SYyUFsa42u7v3CDD3_9_9Cf?usp=sharing Code: #include #include #include #include #include #include //Variables for LED circle const int latchPin = 4; //Pin connected to latch pin (ST_CP) of 74HC595 const int clockPin = 13; //Pin connected to clock pin (SH_CP) of 74HC595 const int dataPin = 3; //Pin connected to Data in (DS) of 74HC595 int potentiometer; //voltage of potentiometer, later mapped to a desired delay value int counterCircle = 0; //counter for the LED if statement unsigned long previousMillis = 0; // will store last time an LED blinked //variables for OLED display #define OLED_RESET -1 Adafruit_SH1106 display(OLED_RESET); int photo = 0; int counterOled = 0; //variables for LED strip and gyroscope const int MPU=0x68; int16_t GyX; int changeGyX; int changeGyXThreshold = 14000; float orientationX = 80; int delayTime = 10; int pixel; unsigned long previousMillisLedStrip = 0; // will store last time an LED blinked #define PIN 2 #define NUMPIXELS 16 Adafruit_NeoPixel pixels(NUMPIXELS, PIN, NEO_GRB + NEO_KHZ800); //variables to store color values int red[16]={255,255,255,136,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,136,255,255,255,255}; int green[16]={0,136,255,255,255,255,255,255,255,136,0,0,0,0,0,0}; int blue[16]={0,0,0,0,0,68,136,187,255,255,255,255,255,187,136,68}; //variables for servo motor function const int servoPin = 9; const int switchPin = 10; int rangeEnd = 0; int rangeStart = 0; int stellung; //Position of the switch, 0 or 1 int servoState = 0; Servo servo; unsigned long previousMillisServo = 0; //variables for RGB LED #define RED 5 #define GREEN 6 #define BLUE 11 #define BUTTON 12 int hue = 0; // position in the color wheel unsigned long previousMillisRgbLed = 0; // will store last time of hue change int rgbLedState = 0; int rgbLedMode = 0; /* here are several bitmap arrays for the OLED display that I generated on https://javl.github.io/image2cpp/. I cut them because of length. [...] */ // Array of all bitmaps const unsigned char* bitmap_allArray[8] = { myBitmapbubble, myBitmapheart, myBitmapsnail, myBitmapem, myBitmaple, myBitmapbluey, myBitmapunicorn, myBitmappeppa }; void setup() { //set pins LOW before declaring them digitalWrite(latchPin, LOW); digitalWrite(clockPin, LOW); digitalWrite(dataPin, LOW); pinMode(latchPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(clockPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(dataPin, OUTPUT); //clear the register, turn all LEDs off shiftOut(dataPin, clockPin, MSBFIRST, 0); digitalWrite(latchPin, HIGH); //OLED display pinMode(7,INPUT); digitalWrite(7,LOW); display.begin(SH1106_SWITCHCAPVCC, 0x3C); // initialize with the I2C addr 0x3D (for the 128x64) //clear screen buffer and display empty screen at beginning display.clearDisplay(); display.display(); //LED strip and gyroscope Wire.begin(); Wire.beginTransmission(MPU); Wire.write(0x6B); Wire.write(0); Wire.endTransmission(true); pixels.begin(); // INITIALIZE NeoPixel strip object (REQUIRED) pixels.clear(); // Set all pixel colors to 'off' Serial.begin(19200); //RGB led pinMode(RED, OUTPUT); pinMode(GREEN, OUTPUT); pinMode(BLUE, OUTPUT); pinMode(BUTTON, INPUT); //servo motor pinMode(switchPin, INPUT); digitalWrite(switchPin,LOW); } void loop() { ledStrip(); oledDisplay(); ledCircle(); servoMotor(); rgbLed(); } void servoMotor() { //Serial.println(servoState); if(digitalRead(switchPin) && (stellung == 0 || stellung == 2)) { stellung = 1; //first time if(servoState==2) { servoState = 0; } servo.attach(servoPin); } if(!digitalRead(switchPin) && (stellung == 1)) { if(servoState==2) { servoState = 0; } servo.attach(servoPin); stellung = 2; } if(stellung==1 || stellung == 2) { if(servoState==0) { rangeStart = random(-30,20); rangeEnd = random(60,180); servoState = 1; } if(servoState==1) { for(int pos = rangeStart; pos potentiometer) { previousMillis = currentMillis; counterCircle++; } //reset the counter when we have reached LED #12 if(counterCircle==12) { counterCircle = 0; } if(potentiometer < 500) { //turn off light when potentiometer is rotated to off setting if(counterCircle

Printer ran out of paper so went to refill it and this is what I encountered! edit bc I put ink instead of paper. 🥴 submitted by /u/DecisionChoice1257 to r/theoffice [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I finally had a moment to share the proxy-making process I've cobbled together across the past few weeks. I'm new to making my own proxies but quickly ironed out a procedure worth sharing. Thank you to everybody who shared proxy-making tips, tricks, and wisdom — I wouldn’t have ventured down this path without you all. FYI I’m using an Epson EcoTank and Silhouette Cameo 5 Alpha. Intention: Casual gameplay, Cube, and Jumpstart. You're not trying to sneak into a tournament with counterfeits. Past wisdom that helped me: ET-2800 Best Settings Guide for Foils & Regulars (*Laminate free*, sticker + cardstock process) : r/magicproxies Koala Double-sided Matte Photo 250gsm test, Epson 8550 : r/magicproxies Color Profile for Epson ET-2800 : r/magicproxies Love the ET-2800 : r/magicproxies Life just got easier : r/magicproxies Tutorial: Custom Card Games with Silhouette Cutting Machines : r/magicproxies *** Products: EcoTank 2800 (I use the x2803 but you do you. Some spend considerably more for upper tier models). My local Walmart had it on sale. I’ll link to Amazon for reference. Amazon.com: Epson EcoTank ET-2803 Wireless Color All-in-One Cartridge-Free Supertank Printer with Scan, Copy and AirPrint Support : Office Products Koala 48# double-sided semi-gloss (8.5 x 11): Amazon.com : Koala Double Sided Semi-Gloss Photo Paper 8.5X11 Inch 100 Sheets 48LB for Inkjet and Laser Printer for Photo Card Cake Topper Print : Office Products Koala 42# double-sided glossy (8.5 x 11): Amazon.com : Koala Brochure Paper Double Side Glossy for Printing Photo 8.5X11 Inches 100 Sheets Compatible with Inkjet Printer 42LB : Office Products I think genuine magic cards split the difference between Koala’s 42 and 48 once laminated. Within sleeves the proxies are indistinguishable. The 48# is like an old-school foil, which was ever so sturdier than an average card. Shuffles great. The 42# feels a tiny bit slimmer than a real card. It’s important to recognize recent genuine cards sometimes feel like they’re made from cheaper and thinner materials. Off the top of my head I have a genuine mystical archives (strixhaven) card that feels identical to 42# Koala with laminate. Both 42 and 48 pass the “find the proxy mixed within the real cards” test when sleeved. Cameo 5 Cutting Machine. Amazon.com: Silhouette America Cameo 5 Alpha (α) - Smart Cutting Machine for Print & Cut - Quiet Operation with AutoBlade, Studio Software, Cutting Mat- Vinyl, Paper & Fabric Compatible - Classic White This is the reason to go DIY. I’m never using a guillotine or rotary cutter. Extra OEM Autoblades. Amazon.com: Silhouette AutoBlade for Cameo 4 Extra Cameo Cutting Mats. CryCry recommended. Amazon.com: Nicapa StandardGrip Cutting Mat for Silhouette Cameo 4/3/2/1 (12x12 inch,3 pack) Standard Adhesive Sticky Quilting Cut Pads Replacement Accessories for Silhouette Cameo Laminator. CryCry recommended. Amazon.com : Crenova Laminator Machine 13 inch, Laminating Machine 60s Quick Warm Up Auto Off, Cold Hot Lamination Machine with ABS Jam Free, Laminator for Home Office School, Black : Office Products Bonsaii Laminating Pouches 3MIL (9 x 11.5). CryCry recommended. Amazon.com : Bonsaii Laminating Sheets, 200 PCS 3mil Thermal Laminating Pouches, 9 x 11.5 inches, Letter Size, Clear and Durable, Suitable for Multiple Fields of Use-LP200 : Office Products I bought 200 pouches thinking it was overkill. You’re going to make mistakes and want to refine your methods. Get 200 so you don’t run out. *** The computer stuff (Windows): Silhouette Studio (comes with the Cameo 5 Alpha or other Cameo machines they make). Mandatory if you aren’t going with a manual cutter + corner rounder. Python. Python Releases for Windows | Python.org Microsoft Powershell What to do? GitHub - Alan-Cha/silhouette-card-maker: DIY card games and proxies with Silhouette cutting machines · GitHub Silhouette Card Maker The Github guide and/or separate site by Alan Cha. I made mistakes along the way. Google and YouTube for Python very helpful. Card images come from MPCFill, Discord, and CardConjurer (local). I'll occasionally make my own custom proxies. *** Silhouette Cameo 5 Tips: Alan-Cha's script is amazing. I really don't know how it's created but a tremendous thank you and job well done. The script comes with some trial and error. I experienced some hiccups. Below is what I keep in a plain .txt file with my proxy card images (you'll need to punch this into Powershell each time you want to make new .pdf printouts for Silhouette Studio): python --version python -m pip install --upgrade pip cd **file pathway for "silhouette-card-maker-main"** python -m venv venv Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope Process .\venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 pip install -r requirements.txt ***create the actual document by copy and pasting the literal images to GAME_FRONT folder python create_pdf.py --only_fronts --ppi 900 --crop 1.5mm --quality 100 --card_size standard" --I failed at making DFC from the provided instruction by Alan-Cha. It was easier to make two separate .pdf "front" files and turn over a fully printed sheet. You need to follow the physical location of the cards for the DFC to match properly. Alan-Cha's automated process did not work for me; it created mismatched fronts and backs. --The script makes a 4x2 grid of cards. There are ways to "skip" specific cards to leave the space blank. Moving forward I am heavily considering leaving the lower left corner completely blank (7 cards per sheet). You will not need to fuss around with the corner of lower left card being too close to the lower left registration mark. --1 out of 15 sheets will be slightly miscut. I think that's my fault/user error. It sucks when it happens because then you need to print + lam + cut again. --I can successfully print on foil sticker paper using the EcoTank. The foils look pretty good. However, I cannot get the Cameo to read the registration marks on the shiny surface properly. The machine wildly miscuts the sheet. So there's a piece of the puzzle I need to modify/refine. *** Silhouette Studio I use this setting for my 48# Koala sheet with 3MIL laminate. Send (upper tab) > Standard (sub-tab) > Cut Settings... > Create a new "tool action" Force: 28 (26 for 42# Koala) Speed: 20 Passes: 6 Accel: 1 Blade Depth: 7 *** EcoTank 2800-series Tips: An incredible machine for the money. A full replacement of OEM inks (B/Y/M/C) is upwards of $70 as of this post, which I think is quite fair. You'll need to tweak the printer settings + color management + literal paper choices to your preferences. Vanilla printer paper looks like garbage. Photo paper looks amazing. My machine refuses to print a single page of 66# Koala, despite it being capable of doing so. I'm very happy with Koala 42# double-sided glossy and 48# double-sided semi-gloss coming out of my ET-2803. Feel free to further refine the settings I list below. They work really well with my specific setup. Install the latest drivers. Go to PC Settings > Printers and Scanners > *your Epson printer* > > Printing Preferences > Main (tab) Orientation = Landscape as new default Paper Type = Premium Photo Paper Semi-Gloss (with either 42# or 48# Koala) Quality = High PC Settings > Printers and Scanners > *your Epson printer* > Printing Preferences > More Options (tab) Image Options > Emphasize Text = Emphasize Bi-Directional Printing = Off Color Correction = Custom. > Advanced (tab)... Color Management = Color Controls. Adobe RGB = Gamma 2.2. Color Adjust Method = Slide Bar. Brightness 0 Contrast 0 Saturation 0 Cyan -5 Magenta -12 Yellow -12. *** Overall Procedure: Obtain card images. Alan-Cha script to generate a printable .pdf sheet for Cameo machine. Print using EcoTank. Set aside for 20+ minutes to dry. Some people recommend overnight drying. Once dry, laminate printed sheet in 3MIL pouch. Lay laminated sheet underneath a flat + heavy object to prevent curling. Setup sheet on cutting mat for Cameo. Prep sheet into Cameo machine. Load 4x2 cutting sheet file in Silhouette Studio. "Send" using auto-register. Auto-blade does the cutting. Peel cards off cutting sheet. Run the cut cards through the laminating machine again. No additional pouch is necessary. Warning About Proxxied: I learned the hard way that Proxxied produces an inaccurate 4x2 grid. Cards were being miscut by the Cameo due to incorrect sizing/spacing. I accounted for bleed and other settings on Proxxied. No idea why it was happening. Had to throw out several printed + laminated sheets. Stick with Alan-Cha's script. I WANT the Proxxied site to work so badly. submitted by /u/BlissfulThinkr to r/magicproxies [link] [comments]

(*districts) I've been working on a map of Baltimore's 279 named neighborhoods for a while. There are others: the city publishes its own map, and there was a really nice one from the Lost Borough that was discussed here a while ago, but none of these gave me what I wanted, which is a visually appealing reference map that I can hang on my wall and use to locate and identify neighborhoods and also council districts. I plan to print this at 2' x 3' and would be grateful if anyone were willing to share feedback before I do so. I will make this available at some point in the near future. Features: * Uses official city data (Baltimore is excellent on this) * Design focus on easily-readable neighborhood names * Overlay of the city council districts with council member names * Reverse neighborhood lookup by lat/lon * Cycling lanes! (there aren't enough) The background is white to facilitate printing on ivory or off-white paper. Update 2026-04-22: I produced an updated (v10) version of the poster, incorporating many of the comments here. You can download it from this link. It looks nice framed! Summarizing the changes. - Fixed the non-square mile grid markers (thanks, /u/Yellohsub) - Reduced the size and weight of the neighborhood labels (thanks, /u/kzanomics), increased the weight of the neighborhood boundaries - Added some transparency to the title, and moved the subtitle down for balance - Extended the roads outside the city boundaries, and mirrored the top neighborhoods for some design texture - Eliminated the cycling lanes (it was a hard choice, but I think it was too much information to pack in, and outside the intended scope) - Pulled the councilperson info to the side and simplified the legend I made this for myself, so don't really care about making money off it. I hereby release it under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license, meaning you are free to print a copy for personal use, but are not allowed to modify or sell it. With respect to printing: I tried a local printer in the Hampden area, who was not able to match the colors. I took it to the Fedex next to Hopkins Homewood and they printed it perfectly for $35 at 2' x 3'. submitted by /u/nlpost to r/baltimore [link] [comments]

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