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Aaron Stafford
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2014
Micropython - reaction time game, make the buzzer buzz
Micropython - reaction time game, make the buzzer buzz
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Micropython - Reaction time game, modifying to use class
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Micropython - Reaction time game, modifying to use class
Micropython - modify reaction time game to use external interrupt
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Micropython - modify reaction time game to use external interrupt
micropython - reaction time game, prevent cheating!
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micropython - reaction time game, prevent cheating!
Micropython - make reaction time game two player
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Micropython - make reaction time game two player
Micropython - basic reaction time game
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Micropython - basic reaction time game
Micropython - turn on an LED with a button
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Micropython - turn on an LED with a button
kicad - customizing boards and ordering
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kicad - customizing boards and ordering
Python - interacting with the repl, interpreting errors, variables
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Python - interacting with the repl, interpreting errors, variables
Onshape puzzle cube -- adding appearance to interior faces, and offsetting faces
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Onshape puzzle cube adding appearance to interior faces, and offsetting faces
Onshape puzzle cube - diagonal and rounded faces
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Onshape puzzle cube - diagonal and rounded faces
Puzzle cube - creating shapes in Onshape
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Puzzle cube - creating shapes in Onshape
Thanks a lot.
Thank you gentle man ❤
Sorry sir but I couldn't find a laser joint option in my Onshape account. How to fix it? Please help me out.....
Thanks!
Thanks god we have ChatGPT. We don’t have to deal with this code. I wonder people who deal with code everyday living in normal life.
I don’t understand why you use x instead of input? Isn’t it the same thing?
First😃
Thank you Aaron. You made it super clear
can you provide code in description or something please i cannot see the code properly in my device
Can I use this logic on the pi 5?
No, there are some different libraries you can look at for the pi, but it is pretty different from Arduino. The principles are the same, but i imagine you will probably end up controlling it via Python.
@@aaronstafford5501 Thank you:)
How would the easiest workprocess when your not only lasing cutting but also engraving? Example you want to make a sign with cutout around the outer edge and engrave text?
You should maybe look at vector editors like Inkscape or illustrator. You can draw the outline and then add your graphics. Also, you can just import the cut and engrave layers separately into your laser cutting software too.
@@aaronstafford5501 okey, thanks.
Aaron u recommend fusion 360 or onshape?
Whichever you are more likely to use.
hey great playlist Aaron, you use linux or windows??
All the above, osx as well. Maybe recorded this on Windows.
Thank you aaron , I was able to make my first project Onshape.
If its not on ur laptop get a new one :o
Lol, I recorded this for my students, and at the time, half of the laptops didn’t have Thonny installed on them.
Tnx my friend
Your videos and explanations are absolutely stellar mate. Keep up the great work👍
Thank you
Great information. Thanks for putting this together. Im an older Telecom guy thats taken up electronics as a hobby. I love these gadgets.
Is it possible to make a WPA2 Enterprise connection using Arduino Nano and ESP8266?
An Arduino nano connected to an esp8266? I think probably so, but I have never used an Arduino nano connected to an external module. You may be better off using an esp8266 or esp32 instead of the nano, and save yourself the effort.
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Thank You this is fantastic!
Thank you!
Just found your videos , great stuff thanks !!
Hey Aaron, How many ohms is the resistor you are using?
330, because that is what we use in class, but you could probably use anything between 200-800
Hey Aaron , how ohms is the resistor you are using?
You are more useful than my teachers, thank you very much
I am a long time arduino programmer and I do understand local and global vars and passing paramaters, but I do have a question about declaring local variables in void main loop that are only used to be passed to functions. 1.Do you agree that by default the void main loop is really a "while loop" that runs forever ? 2. assuming #1 is correct, then any variables declared in void main loop will keep getting redefined every cycle the void main loop runs and possibly resets the variable value a function may have changed ? 3. Do you just define void main loop variables as really globals above "setup" and treat them as local in the void main loop ? 4. Or do you create a additional "while" loop in main loop ?
You are correct on 1 - with a caveat. I think loop() function is called from the while loop that you are referring to. 2. This is also correct. 3. The local global scope conversation is useful here in the context of functions, but is limited in that ‘global’ means different things as a project grows. If you are interested in declaring a variable inside a function, but have its state persist, you can declare it using the static keyword. So - static int count = 0; This will retain the value of count, and only sets it to zero the first time the function is called. If you want to learn more about this, it may be helpful to learn about how the stack works, and what happens when you call a function.
Hi Aaron, compliments, you make a very clear, good building up of presentations. I looked at them all, thanks.
Wonderful video!
The video that I needed.......Thanks......
#2!TY!
nice ty
thank you
Thank you Aaron, great tutorial.
This was good, I learnt some good pointers. You could redo to completion.
what is the name for the arduino simulator that you are using?
Tinkercad circuits. I also use wokwi now as well
i see, thanks!@@aaronstafford5501
😮 I found gold level content; will definitely binge watch this 😊
I am SO happy I discovered this today. This is sick! Starting this series!
Aaron, great videos. Thank you. I’m following along with my own test part, but I always get the output centered and not at the origin. Any clue how to prevent the movement?
Hi Matt, I am not sure if you can, or that it really matters. The goal is to get an svg that you can download. From there, it is fairly simple to edit the svg in vector editing software like Inkscape. In my use case, I have a file(in Inkscape) with a document size that matches the size of the material I am using, and I move the parts around to make the best use of the space.
I figured it out by cheating on the size of the table: I set it to the size of the part bounding box.
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programming at 6 am. respect.
magnifique
Thank you sir
There's a tool in Kiri Moto for laying flat objects that come in on wrong axis
Thanks, good to know
This was extremely helpful. I was working on a box where the bottom had flared out and could not figure out how to make a lid for it. Thanks!
I learned a bit of java and lua, i just wanna say that this is pretty good for someone like me (c++ and arduino newbie)
Nice thanks for this.
Why do the ends of your wires have black circles around them on the breadboard? Does that affect how the circuit works?
They are just a visual element so that they look similar to the jumper wires I use with my students. It shouldn’t make a difference.