I love this idea. What about using a micro processor to sense the open and light the indicator and then the lock can be locked back. It can be programmed to keep lit till you press a reset button. Just a thought.
this was my original idea. I also planned to have a display to present some text & running timer. Then i realized that Arduino Unos that i have are somewhat limited with available IOs for all this, would require extension IO board for Arduino. Additional todo with Arduino: I use 12VDC leds, those can not be fed using Arduino digital outputs, transistors / similar required to fed higher power to leds. And pulldown resistors required for all digital inputs to detect lock openings reliable. All those require some effort to make, so i decided to do this game in smaller steps: its nice to get learnings from the user point of view early
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Awesome game. Just need to wire a master blaster siren and it’s complete. lol. Really top notch work.
This is Super cool 😎
Love it all wired up and the Key Blanks for feet!!!😅👏👏👏🍻🐈⬛🐾🍻👏👏👏
I love this idea. What about using a micro processor to sense the open and light the indicator and then the lock can be locked back. It can be programmed to keep lit till you press a reset button. Just a thought.
this was my original idea. I also planned to have a display to present some text & running timer. Then i realized that Arduino Unos that i have are somewhat limited with available IOs for all this, would require extension IO board for Arduino. Additional todo with Arduino: I use 12VDC leds, those can not be fed using Arduino digital outputs, transistors / similar required to fed higher power to leds. And pulldown resistors required for all digital inputs to detect lock openings reliable. All those require some effort to make, so i decided to do this game in smaller steps: its nice to get learnings from the user point of view early
Very cool
You picked them only once. This could be a fluke! :)
Nice build, anyways!
@@nyosdroid868 heh, picked is picked :)
Grande!!!
is there anything on the market that is close to your lockpick?
because i don't have the tools to make my own thanks
@@urbexingTss yes there is. if you google jaakko fagerlund abloy classic lock pick you should find his pick.
Now send to LPL and see how fast it picked 😂
@@Rakaikun this is a learning platform / toy for a beginner, not for a top end pro like LPL ;)