@@rajgoswami9976 I'm a software engineer.. So I think I can mancagehe programming..and originally my plan is to use it for printing small things for my reef aquarium.. But as soon as I start with it, I'm sure thgere will be many new projects.
It works great! I don't have a 3d printer but just used cardboard cutouts and a plexiglass top spray painted black over vinyl number stickers. Then I peeled the stickers off and the light shows through the numbers. Thanks for making it easy for us!
Neat, took a second to visualize that. I bet it looks great. At least you can tell what Leds represent the hours. I have a wood clock dial from Hobby Lobby with the numbers cut thru so put Leds behind with a defuse. So far thinking of white pump handles from Softsoap, and soap bottles, cut off. Still have to figure out 60 for the M and S, I don't have addressable strips.
I just finished building mine... I bought an led ring instead since it’s cheap and I don’t have a 3-d printer. Used your code, and it worked flawlessly, thanks so much!
@James Cotter I bought it off amazon, and I recall it being the off brand because the adafruit one was way more expensive.As long as it is ws2812 lights it should be ok.
@James Cotter my guess is that something that the code is referencing has changed... like one of the libraries if you’re using arduino. It will take a lot of digging to make it work, but it should work. That’s why once I get a project working with the libraries it references, I never update them. I’ve spent lots of hours fixing code that worked the day before and now it doesn’t because a library updated.
@@justinhummel5613 link doesn't work but just google, there are 60 led rings for building clocks. Can't come up with a new idea without someone else already ahead of you.
@@gregpfeifer1593 I’m not sure why it made that to a link, shouldn’t be a link. Just look up ws2812 60 led ring light. Haven’t looked for them in a while, but they should still be available.
You make such a beautiful and awesome items that people fall in loves after seeing once. Brilliantly made and awesome as always. I have made a led clock by following your previous video and I am highly thankful to you for sharing your tremendous knowledge.
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I might start coding for a simplified version of this. A fuzzy clock. One led. 1=day, 0=night. :D
Bello, ho appena finito di stampare cn la stampante 3d e vedo il 3d clock, ora aspetto i led e poi comincio con quest'altro. Complimenti davvero un ottimo lavoro. Grazie per la condivisione. Nice, I just finished printing cn the 3d printer and I see the 3d clock, now I wait for the LEDs and then I start with this one. Congratulations really a great job. Thanks for sharing.
(I learned how to read an analogue clock from my mother) When I was in 3rd grade here in the US, they BRIEFLY touched on the topic and then moved on, and we only ever had a few worksheets and one quiz, so it's not like we were drilled on it, and the rest of the stuff we look at is all digital clocks, so it's not really a necessary skill these days... Some analog wrist watches even have the number on them, so it's reasonable that a wall clock could have the same.
What would have been a neat little extra (but not too sure how well it would have worked out) to add a cutout off the number the `block` is representing, so when the light shines through the back on the wall it would project the number on the wall. Again, dont know how well it would work in practice, but in theory it sure is a cool lil extra
Maybe a minute to realize M vs. H. Then realize what hour and minute it refers to. Would be easier if all the H were illuminated with the current one different like blinking.
calculate the angle on the hour with the minute to adjust the hour position on the leds. do not shift 30 degrees on every single hour. also you may wanna put 12 little notches on the frame.
Super mooi hoe je het licht ook naar je muur laat gaan! In de sketch heb ik er voor gekozen bij “overlappende” wijzers de kleuren na elkaar te tonen. Ook toont de klok ieder kwartier een speciale animatie en ieder uur een kleurrijke animatie. Mijn implementatie is met een Nano v3 en een DS3231 RTC, jou sketch in je vervolgvideo’s is wel heel compleet met die mobiele (enkel android?) integratie. 👌🏻
Wow! Amazing clock. Love it! Now. This is the first time I think I have ever said this about a video on TH-cam. But it needs either background music or a voice over. If music, something gentle. My only other criticism would be to solder the wires onto a small perfboard. Other than that. Brilliant.
Greetings Leon. First of all, thank you for sharing your excellent project. What is the possibility of adding a function to the code to turn on an LED at each 5-minute mark, for visual reference? Thanks
@3:49 it appears that the time is 23:59:58. As the rollover at 23:59:59 (or 12:59:59) occurs, it appears that the minutes shifted from 0 to 5. Was that intended?
Orange is the hours, green the minutes, blue the seconds. So it's the Hour (orange) jumping from 12 to 1. The minutes (green) is moving from 59 to 00. Seconds doing, what the seconds gotta do.
Wait a minute, we can read them, the problem is you have to wait a minute to know the minute from the hour. Then also have to be able to tell what hour it is just by the angle. Make all H solid except the current one blinking. Then M don't move till the next one and S move constantly.
Awesome project. i build it with 60 Led ring light mounted on sunboard frame. the ony problem is that the time is showing one hour behind the actual time. tried all sort of time zones, but failed.
Great clock, I built one! One problem I have to reprogram it twice a year for daylight savings time. Is there a way to have it auto-determine when to change the clock based on the daylight saving time for a certain area? Also, where I am at, my timezone is -5 or -6, but that wasn't working with your code, I had to change the timeZone from an unsigned long to a signed long so that the date and time would be correct. I love my clock, thanks for creating it and posting it!
I built and it is great - you are awesome I wonder if you can change it to a straight 10 LED's mould but with all small covers so everyone can have a straight long one and use it for VU display. Thanks in advance Erik Hoffman
Thanks for the project. just had a nodemcu lolin v3 and exactly that led strip lying here around. so i started to print it yesterday and today i have a working clock. But i'm just thinking about the connection from the holders, have you glued them or just used double sided tape?
@@LeonvandenBeukel HI Leon, thanks.. did the same.. now i just need some 5V USB power supply (i cannot connect my lab power supply to every project :-) ).. Again.. good work!
@@jussapitka6041 in which case each individual led will need a circuit that recognises it's address and takes current from the supply rail. I cannot see any such circuits - or are they built into the strip? I which case, where do you get that strip?
Great project! I MADE IT! Now two question: 1) could you add a ota function to reflash without usb? 2) how can I change this " unsigned long intervalNTP = 24 * 60 * 60000; " to check every hour? Thanx
Hi Erik, did you use the code from my github page and/or did you change some things in code? You could try to change the variable intervalNTP to some larger value. This is the interval it checks the internet time. You could also try to change NTPServerName to a server nearby your location.
HI Leon, thanks for your project. I have one question: LED no. 1 is at 6. I want to connect the clock at 12, flip it 180 degrees. How can I change the code? Do you have any hints for me? Greetings
Update: Discovered that the night() subroutine didn't work as I could see that the clock never resulted in enabling the night time field (between 10 PM and 8 AM). The debug code always shows the night time field as '0'. As a result, the LED brightness feature never works during the night time period. When I attempt to manually toggle the value, I noticed that I can get the brightness to change, but it also results in random LEDs blinking. So, the lesser of the two problems is to just forget about the brightness feature, and live with the one brightness. Too bad, this project was close...
I've just tried the code and found it would not compile, the solution was adding the else return(0) statement that you described, you can sort the night time mode never setting by changing the "and" operator to "or" in the night subroutine
Beautiful clock, thanks for sharing. I have built it, but unfortunately, I have been unable to find working librarys. please, could you post the links. I have been searching for over a week... Thanks
Hallo, tolle Uhr.Ich habe den Deutschen Zeitserver ( ptbtime1.ptb.de ) genommen, damit funktioniert der Start immer sofort.Zum Testen wäre es gut, wenn in den Farben der Stunden/Minuten/Sekunden jeweils alle LEDs angehen würden. ( zu Testzwecken )
Hello, I have a problem, once all the connections have been made, the 60 LEDs all light up in sequence, first blue, then green, after that nothing happens, all the LEDs stay green. how can i solve? then how do I change the time and how do I connect the wifi. thank you all
which FastLED lib you use ? I got this error: FastLED/fastspi.h:110:23: note: #pragma message: No hardware SPI pins defined. All SPI access will default to bitbanged output # pragma message "No hardware SPI pins defined. All SPI access will default to bitbanged output" ^ Użycie biblioteki ESP8266WiFi w wersji 1.0 z folderu: C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\esp8266\hardware\esp8266\2.5.1\libraries\ESP8266WiFi Użycie biblioteki FastLED w wersji 3.2.6 z folderu: C:\Users\xx\Documents\Arduino\libraries\FastLED exit status 1 Compilation error for LOLIN(WEMOS) D1 R2 & mini.
Thanks. If you want an offline clock you will need an RTC (real time clock) module. Check out some of my other clock videos for that. But keep in mind you would need to change quite some code.
Here arduino is not used it's esp8266. As from my experience power draw while connecting to wifi would be 500 to 600 ma ( approx 150 ma for esp and 400 ma for neopixel) then current will drop to approx 150 to 200 ma.
"What time is it?"
Me : its green past red.
Nah! It's blue till' red!
hahahahahahah
LoL nice one
Very cool. I’d buy one
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If you guys keep posting these videos, I'm going to end up buying a 3D printer!!!
Toney Stevens buy one anyways, they are much cheaper now (140USD)! I would buy one but I’m broke 😔
or you can make one :)
@@reyariass 140 USD ??? where ?
How do you plan to use it? I mean you just don't need the machine but also the programming skills.
@@rajgoswami9976 I'm a software engineer.. So I think I can mancagehe programming..and originally my plan is to use it for printing small things for my reef aquarium.. But as soon as I start with it, I'm sure thgere will be many new projects.
It works great! I don't have a 3d printer but just used cardboard cutouts and a plexiglass top spray painted black over vinyl number stickers. Then I peeled the stickers off and the light shows through the numbers. Thanks for making it easy for us!
Awesome! 🙂👍
Neat, took a second to visualize that. I bet it looks great. At least you can tell what Leds represent the hours. I have a wood clock dial from Hobby Lobby with the numbers cut thru so put Leds behind with a defuse. So far thinking of white pump handles from Softsoap, and soap bottles, cut off. Still have to figure out 60 for the M and S, I don't have addressable strips.
Use fading transitions between leds.. it will look better
Your English is too bad
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Slowly it's a joke
I just finished building mine... I bought an led ring instead since it’s cheap and I don’t have a 3-d printer. Used your code, and it worked flawlessly, thanks so much!
@James Cotter I bought it off amazon, and I recall it being the off brand because the adafruit one was way more expensive.As long as it is ws2812 lights it should be ok.
@James Cotter my guess is that something that the code is referencing has changed... like one of the libraries if you’re using arduino. It will take a lot of digging to make it work, but it should work. That’s why once I get a project working with the libraries it references, I never update them. I’ve spent lots of hours fixing code that worked the day before and now it doesn’t because a library updated.
@@justinhummel5613 link doesn't work but just google, there are 60 led rings for building clocks. Can't come up with a new idea without someone else already ahead of you.
@@gregpfeifer1593 I’m not sure why it made that to a link, shouldn’t be a link. Just look up ws2812 60 led ring light. Haven’t looked for them in a while, but they should still be available.
Very cool! A cool addition could be that every 12 minutes, the red (hour mark) moves by one led to the right, just like a real clock
Already confusing not knowing the minute from the hour till the minute changes and not knowing which Leds are the 12 hours.
You make such a beautiful and awesome items that people fall in loves after seeing once. Brilliantly made and awesome as always.
I have made a led clock by following your previous video and I am highly thankful to you for sharing your tremendous knowledge.
I might start coding for a simplified version of this. A fuzzy clock.
One led. 1=day, 0=night. :D
👍😊
😀😁😃
please code to Arduíno
@6 6 Lmao if u mean the part of 3:51, it goes from 00:59 to 1:00. Red is hours; Green is minutes; Blue is seconds.
No power fuzzy clock. Can you see the led then day else night
Bello, ho appena finito di stampare cn la stampante 3d e vedo il 3d clock, ora aspetto i led e poi comincio con quest'altro. Complimenti davvero un ottimo lavoro. Grazie per la condivisione.
Nice, I just finished printing cn the 3d printer and I see the 3d clock, now I wait for the LEDs and then I start with this one. Congratulations really a great job. Thanks for sharing.
Ma il codice dove lo trovo?
How to give every kid who can't read anolog clocks a stroke
(I learned how to read an analogue clock from my mother) When I was in 3rd grade here in the US, they BRIEFLY touched on the topic and then moved on, and we only ever had a few worksheets and one quiz, so it's not like we were drilled on it, and the rest of the stuff we look at is all digital clocks, so it's not really a necessary skill these days... Some analog wrist watches even have the number on them, so it's reasonable that a wall clock could have the same.
Sounds very american problem
This is an electronic art , beautiful, some serious useful things to do with a 3d printer
Your English is too bad
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Slowly it's a joke
@@nikoh4591 Like the rest of the world still uses sun dials and sand clocks.
Its amazing man... Loved that printer. Its lovely to Grow plastic in any shape
Love this. Another outstanding job.
Hoping to get my ante a8 soon.
Awesome job here too. Still love the 3d clock the best.
A great work of art and the most beautiful hour
Clean video, no fuss, awesome project! Cheers!
Loving that design Leon its like a Tron Clock.
What would have been a neat little extra (but not too sure how well it would have worked out) to add a cutout off the number the `block` is representing, so when the light shines through the back on the wall it would project the number on the wall. Again, dont know how well it would work in practice, but in theory it sure is a cool lil extra
Good videos to watch while in line waiting for NN OUT order
I love 3D printers, good job dude!
Superb work I have never seen before thanks for sharing
Dude it's looking so good
Very nice and i appreciate your hard work and knowledge... Keep it up ...
Thanks for posting this excellent project. I for one MUCH prefer not to have background music. It's just a distraction and an irritation.
That is an awesome and amazing project! Thanks for sharing!
It will take me at least 20 second to recognize what color is for what but really cool idea 😁
Maybe a minute to realize M vs. H. Then realize what hour and minute it refers to. Would be easier if all the H were illuminated with the current one different like blinking.
Brilliant Piece of art. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
calculate the angle on the hour with the minute to adjust the hour position on the leds. do not shift 30 degrees on every single hour. also you may wanna put 12 little notches on the frame.
if you want to spend more time on that project you can put transitions between the led changes. have fun
Sir u make superb project i watch this video and instantly subscribed your channel.
Thanks for sharing code
th-cam.com/video/26YxfJu1rcQ/w-d-xo.html
Mooi gemaakt Leon! ik ga hem misschien ook maken :-)
Tip: print a different fan duct for your 3d printer. Cool project!
Super mooi hoe je het licht ook naar je muur laat gaan!
In de sketch heb ik er voor gekozen bij “overlappende” wijzers de kleuren na elkaar te tonen. Ook toont de klok ieder kwartier een speciale animatie en ieder uur een kleurrijke animatie.
Mijn implementatie is met een Nano v3 en een DS3231 RTC, jou sketch in je vervolgvideo’s is wel heel compleet met die mobiele (enkel android?) integratie. 👌🏻
I see LED and I hit like!
Wow!
Amazing clock.
Love it!
Now. This is the first time I think I have ever said this about a video on TH-cam.
But it needs either background music or a voice over.
If music, something gentle.
My only other criticism would be to solder the wires onto a small perfboard.
Other than that.
Brilliant.
Thanks, also for the suggestions 😊
No problem.
I honestly don't like to criticise this as everything else about the video and build is just about perfect.
Kids are pups lose their mind trying to learn how to read a clock. Great project.
Greetings Leon. First of all, thank you for sharing your excellent project.
What is the possibility of adding a function to the code to turn on an LED at each 5-minute mark, for visual reference? Thanks
Excellent project. Thanks for sharing.
the small hand of the clock should be inside of the circle, that would be easy to read
What is a clock's "hand"? The needle? Sorry but English isn't my 1st language. Thanks.
@@sihe8396 yes it is
Ghahaha leuk!!! Zo één heb ik 2 jaar geleden gemaakt met gerecyclede producten en een 60 x ws2812b ring.
@3:49 it appears that the time is 23:59:58. As the rollover at 23:59:59 (or 12:59:59) occurs, it appears that the minutes shifted from 0 to 5. Was that intended?
Orange is the hours, green the minutes, blue the seconds.
So it's the Hour (orange) jumping from 12 to 1.
The minutes (green) is moving from 59 to 00.
Seconds doing, what the seconds gotta do.
So it will automatically pick right time from Internet.
look description he says it.
I want to buy this clock
Awesome. I know what's my next project :D
It will be with plexiglass and LED
People who dislike this video are ones who can't read analog clocks
Wait a minute, we can read them, the problem is you have to wait a minute to know the minute from the hour. Then also have to be able to tell what hour it is just by the angle. Make all H solid except the current one blinking. Then M don't move till the next one and S move constantly.
Great work. Just try to add numbers to the light. Waiting for your try 👍
Awesome project. i build it with 60 Led ring light mounted on sunboard frame. the ony problem is that the time is showing one hour behind the actual time. tried all sort of time zones, but failed.
Great clock, I built one! One problem I have to reprogram it twice a year for daylight savings time. Is there a way to have it auto-determine when to change the clock based on the daylight saving time for a certain area? Also, where I am at, my timezone is -5 or -6, but that wasn't working with your code, I had to change the timeZone from an unsigned long to a signed long so that the date and time would be correct. I love my clock, thanks for creating it and posting it!
Really superb, well done.
So much time and effort- and yea we all have a 3D printer in our garage.
Looks to be too confusing to read it for the first time. Who has that much time on their hands.
I like what you make with led
Nice. Love the setup
I built and it is great - you are awesome
I wonder if you can change it to a straight 10 LED's mould but with all small covers so everyone can have a straight long one and use it for VU display.
Thanks in advance
Erik Hoffman
Nice project! i liked to know what libraries did you use? i got several errors. Thank you.
Great Job! Can ESP8266 control 3 different LED ring? One for only second, one for only minutes and last for hour. Thanks
I would add some fade animations, specially when the hour indicator moves 5 spots, and let the colors stack into one another
Hour indicator can be moved one step every 12 minutes instead of jumping 5 position every 1 hour.
not bad but.... 12:59 looks like 11:59 and then it does the big jump to 1:00
it needs to be overworked...
Greetings
Agree! Time jumped from 12 to 1. Oops
Helo!
Nekem fordításkor ezt írja ki: 'D6' was not declared in this scope
Teendő?
Add some black pieces of plastic (3D printed) behind the tiny boxes. Just like you did on front. It would look more awesome
Ok but then you would not see the effect on the wall
Thanks for the project. just had a nodemcu lolin v3 and exactly that led strip lying here around. so i started to print it yesterday and today i have a working clock. But i'm just thinking about the connection from the holders, have you glued them or just used double sided tape?
Hi Frank, awesome you've made the clock. I've used double sided tape for the holders.
@@LeonvandenBeukel HI Leon, thanks.. did the same.. now i just need some 5V USB power supply (i cannot connect my lab power supply to every project :-) ).. Again.. good work!
How individual light glowing, this not at all posible with 3 wire as shown
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That is my question. There has to be a lot more wiring than that.
It's a serial data signal going through the whole strip and the LEDs respond to that signal.
@@jussapitka6041 in which case each individual led will need a circuit that recognises it's address and takes current from the supply rail. I cannot see any such circuits - or are they built into the strip? I which case, where do you get that strip?
@@oldvideopro The circuit is integrated in the led chip. Greatscott made a video using those and I think he explained how they work.
this is soo cool! - ill make one aswell.. THANKS! :)
Hi
I have WS2812B 5 Pins RGBW RGBWW 4 IN 1 LED Strip
Can i use it
What are the modifications in the file so that I can use it
my regards
what is work to esp8266 lolin? please answer, and tutorial coding with english text, but i am amatir for arduino 🙏🙏🙏. thk.
Great project! I MADE IT! Now two question:
1) could you add a ota function to reflash without usb?
2) how can I change this " unsigned long intervalNTP = 24 * 60 * 60000; " to check every hour?
Thanx
What is the purpose of the 5v breakout board? why not just connect to the usb of the module and power the LEDs from there?
Hi I have one question, can I change the brightness of the Led's in the Arduino code?
Mfg. Lukas
Hi Lukas, it's easy to change the brightness with: FastLED.setBrightness
@@LeonvandenBeukel Thank you very much. It has work very well.☺
Increible. Tendrias que comercializarlo!!!
are you using a ring as the clock or indavitule rgb led's?
hey! thanks for sharing!
can u explain to me why u don't need to power the led's externally? is it because u just power 3 led's at one time?
It is powered with a 5v 2A power supply. If you would turn on all the LEDs at once it wouldn't be enough power but with 3 LEDs it's enough indeed.
Hellow any update on new code like can u make new code with rainbow effect ?
You can ad digital clock in the middle
I built it and love it! but Leon why is it freezing every few hours and needs a reset - whats wrong?
Hi Erik, did you use the code from my github page and/or did you change some things in code? You could try to change the variable intervalNTP to some larger value. This is the interval it checks the internet time. You could also try to change NTPServerName to a server nearby your location.
@@LeonvandenBeukel Thanks for the reply, could you point out to me where in the code l need to change - many thanks!
Very good work!
duvara vuran led ışıkların ortasında o rakamların gölgesi olsa efsane olurmuştu. yinede güzel çalışma
HI Leon, thanks for your project. I have one question: LED no. 1 is at 6. I want to connect the clock at 12, flip it 180 degrees. How can I change the code? Do you have any hints for me? Greetings
Hallo, ist das ein spezielles LED band oder geht das mit jedem, das .an die LEDs einzeln ansteuern kann?
It probably will work for other types of individual addressable LED strips but I don't have any experience with other types so I'm not sure.
You have given me an idea. Thank you
It doesn't shows correct time for INDIA. even i changed a timezone,ntp server but it shows 30 mins delay time. Can u help for it sir.
Do you have the STL file for the little (white squares) and for the housing please?
Update: Discovered that the night() subroutine didn't work as I could see that the clock never resulted in enabling the night time field (between 10 PM and 8 AM). The debug code always shows the night time field as '0'. As a result, the LED brightness feature never works during the night time period. When I attempt to manually toggle the value, I noticed that I can get the brightness to change, but it also results in random LEDs blinking. So, the lesser of the two problems is to just forget about the brightness feature, and live with the one brightness. Too bad, this project was close...
I've just tried the code and found it would not compile, the solution was adding the else return(0) statement that you described, you can sort the night time mode never setting by changing the "and" operator to "or" in the night subroutine
Maybe I missed it... How do you tell the difference between minute and hour light?
LED color. Red for the hour, green for the minute and blue for the second
ESP8266WiFiMulti.h I can't find the library. Can you please share?
Is that LED strip made to work LED by LED?
I know LED strip has 4 wires and every wire controls a color, RGB; just one is for the positive voltage...
this strip doesnt look like.... how each led is getting controlled
Beautiful clock, thanks for sharing. I have built it, but unfortunately, I have been unable to find working librarys. please, could you post the links. I have been searching for over a week...
Thanks
Hallo, tolle Uhr.Ich habe den Deutschen Zeitserver ( ptbtime1.ptb.de ) genommen, damit funktioniert der Start immer sofort.Zum Testen wäre es gut, wenn in den Farben der Stunden/Minuten/Sekunden jeweils alle LEDs angehen würden. ( zu Testzwecken )
Nice work bro
Hello, I have a problem, once all the connections have been made, the 60 LEDs all light up in sequence, first blue, then green, after that nothing happens, all the LEDs stay green.
how can i solve? then how do I change the time and how do I connect the wifi. thank you all
which FastLED lib you use ?
I got this error:
FastLED/fastspi.h:110:23: note: #pragma message: No hardware SPI pins defined. All SPI access will default to bitbanged output
# pragma message "No hardware SPI pins defined. All SPI access will default to bitbanged output"
^
Użycie biblioteki ESP8266WiFi w wersji 1.0 z folderu: C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\esp8266\hardware\esp8266\2.5.1\libraries\ESP8266WiFi
Użycie biblioteki FastLED w wersji 3.2.6 z folderu: C:\Users\xx\Documents\Arduino\libraries\FastLED
exit status 1
Compilation error for LOLIN(WEMOS) D1 R2 & mini.
You can ignore that warning
Thats amazing!
Just think out the box
Well done broo 🙏
Btw, what if i make it for offline? I mean without the wifi modul? What i should have to do?
Thanks. If you want an offline clock you will need an RTC (real time clock) module. Check out some of my other clock videos for that. But keep in mind you would need to change quite some code.
Actually she's my girlfriend, she's just have an exam with your stuff bro..
Thanks alot
Fine recommendation you win
Ps: good design though
How to make it with ws2812 led strip 1m long has 60 leds ?
Hi, One more issue now, can you please compile this using latest Arduino IDE and Lates version of FastLed library and let us know the result.?
Hi!
Great project.
Is there option to share also Fusion 360 file? Or could you create stl with thicker outer wall (ed 2mm)?
Wow amazing pro, very nice
Which led strip did you use. I mean how many leds per meter?
How much power is the Arduino/LEDs/whole thing drawing? Could you run it from a battery?
You can use standard USB power bank
And also it depends on how many leds you use at once
Here arduino is not used it's esp8266. As from my experience power draw while connecting to wifi would be 500 to 600 ma ( approx 150 ma for esp and 400 ma for neopixel) then current will drop to approx 150 to 200 ma.
alright, thanks
Great clock. Just curious to know which software you used to create 3D model for clock face?
error
what should i do to resolve it
"No hardware SPI pins defined. All SPI access will default to bitbanged output"
You can ignore this, it's just a warning. Caused by the way the library is installed.
Can you make such a watch for us .. how much will it cost?
That is so awesome(ly simple)
hello while recording the code a message will appear 'D6' was not declared in this scope what am i doing wrong?
Sir I am going to make one it is in process but I have a problem in India gmt is 5.30 .how to change the summer time .please. help me