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Oh my god it's genuinely the real PCBway

@@KylesMaybeElectricalStuff The ONLY! Do more uploads pls!

The action movie fx airplane is a perfect screenwipe tbh

Next thing you know you'll be out $3k on an NHRL 30lb robot after fighting emulsifier

Ff brain

Get ready to not riot

That's an interesting approach... and no it wasn't a particularly high end laptop but it was the one i used for school so...

Well that's annoying... I don't think you said it in the video bit were you able to recover your data?

Yea the SSD was fine. It, along with all of my data, currently lives in the replacement laptop

Glad to hear it! Anyways thanks for the video, it was great!

That is pretty much exactly the operating mechanism of laser fault injection

The second half of the video isn't that bad tho

Macaroni with the chicken strips ayo the pizza here whats 9+10

Iirc the merge scope of sone early feature was out of wack so one of the uprights was a separate body from the rest of the chassis. At the time I had no idea merge scope was a thing so I just added that feature there to fix it.

That's actually my dresser lol

I regret to inform you i have given up on solid work in order to become a disciple of on shape

I've thought of it as looking like a wii personally, which btw was completely accidental

Hah nerd!

As a massive dankpods fan i didn't realize what i did with the thumbnail until a few hours after i uploaded

Yes i do tease, i guess

What

I should make "who cares? twin beast" a reality

Wait until you see beetleweights

​@@KylesMaybeElectricalStuffantweights are 1 pounders and beetleweaights are three pounders, right?

If an electrical engineer can do this then an infosec person can do it too - 3d printing is super easy to get into so long as you don't touch anything with the words "creality" and "ender3"

@@KylesMaybeElectricalStuff oh, I'm already knee deep in 3D printing (built my own RepRap Prusa Mendel over a decade ago 🥴, had a stint with an Ender 3 Pro that still produces decent results, but my X1 Carbon is my daily driver these days), it's just translating it to functional designs that would hold up in a fight is where I'm less confident. 😅 I can do very basic stuff in Fusion 360, but it's still an uphill battle for me at the moment. Regardless, I appreciate the encouragement and maybe I'll be fighting you in robot combat in a decade when I finally get the knack for it! 🤣

Nunchuk is drive, B is 1/3 weapon throttle, A is 2/3 weapon throttle, A+B is max weapon throttle. The wiimote itself only has an accelerometer, so anything more than waggle controls are infeasible with the amount of effort i was willing to put in (even then i struggled to get super fine control). Wii motion plus adds a gyro for actually usable tilt controls. I should figure out how to use it...

"Jesse we need to cook funny youtube videos" "Yo mister white i thought we were cooking meth not crack"

Allegedly

Hey all, random wii game i found at goodwill here!

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Should've joined like 10 days ago before i hit the hundreds smh

Boppity bippity your breathing is now a conscious activity

I've tried that - someone made a library to make any of the Atmega32u4 based arduinos into a USB gamepad. If memory serves me right i had limited success using it, but I ultimately found that the keyboard was overall less finnicky. I did add this library to the adapter as its own config, but nothing would recognize it for unknown reasons.

THAT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE! What you're describing is basically what happened. I didn't show it, but in that final grudge where the drum split, the same thing happened where it died and couldn't accept input. We opened the box, power cycled, and just as you described, it came back to life.

The wii remote itself is just a bluetooth device, so I had an ESP32 inside the robot that it connects to. Someone made a library to do this which I used, though it takes a small modification to get it to work. I keep meaning contribute my fix to github but I keep forgetting to github.com/hrgraf/ESP32Wiimote The ESP32, in my experience, is not able to handle pretty harsh conditions (i.e. combat robotics), so I'm working on a different solution using ELRS, but it's still a bit immature to talk about here. That being said, I can still recommend it for most other things. Some folks use ESP32s to control 3lb combat robots at NHRL with xbox controllers and such, so I might just be bad at this.

I had 97 when this was uploaded and still don't know what happened since

seems like you have a knack for it, keep it up bro you def got another sub@@KylesMaybeElectricalStuff