Build a Disney World Magicband reader version 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2020
- In this latest update video, we build a NEW version of our Magicband reader, which now looks even more like the ones at Disney World. Using just a few electronic parts such a Raspberry Pi , a RFID/NFC reader and a 3D printer, you can put all those Magicbands you have laying around the house to some fun use. With a few changes to the python code, it can play different sounds or display different colors based on the unique id of each magic band. What do you think of this build? Let us know in the comments below if you plan to build it. We will see you on the next build.
See previous videos on the reader and how to build:
• Build a Disney World M... (ORIGNAL)
• MagicBand Reader Update!
Github Link for the code:
github.com/foolishmortalbuild...
The code has changed. See the readme for more information. If upgrading, be sure to copy your old magicband.py so you don't lose your sequence definitions.
Thingiverse link for 3d parts:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:446...
Here's the old thingiverse parts:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:427...
Electronic Parts List:
SCM SCL3711 USB RFID reader: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
If amazon link doesn't work: shop.identiv.com/smart-card-r...
HDMI adapter with audio jack: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
Speaker: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
USB Extension cable: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
5V 3A power supply www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
5Volt LED Pixel Strip
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
www.amazon.com/dp/B07MPV42JD/
www.amazon.com/dp/B077J27Y4X/
Wire : www.amazon.com/RGBZONE-Extens...
3-pin wire connector (optional): www.amazon.com/ACTOO-Connecto...
Transparent Filament: www.amazon.com/Filament-Trans...
Gold Filament: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06...
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Nice. Love the update.
Thanks!
This is fantastic. Would you happen to have an updated parts list link? Many of them are unavailable at this moment. I would love to build a few of these for myself and my friends.
SOOOO COOL!
Bought a 3D printer just because of this project. I saw it and fell in love. I am super excited to get this built! I am in Canada, and unable to source the RFID reader listed in the description. Are there alternatives that will work at all? Worst case it can just light up, but would LOVE to hear that happy admittance music again!
These are great! Would love to buy one, if they are available.
Have you ever thought of offering a prebuilt one? I’d love to buy one and then turn it into a WiFi lock controller to enter my office.
YES! =D
How did you secure the front to the back without glueing it in such a way that you are able to access the electronics should you need to? Also, has anyone managed to modify the code yet to allow it to be in a standby white swirling pattern like at the parks?
I also have a couple questions.
-Is there somewhere I can buy the frame as opposed to buying a printer to print it?
-Is there a way to set it where I can make it work without having to use a Magic Band (example just wave my hand over it)
Thanks so much for all your instructions and help!
LOVE this! Question. I started printing using the old files not realizing there was a new one. So far I only printed the front left ring. Will that fit with the rest if I switch to the new files?
I am still waiting on my materials to come in, but just wondering do you know if I can use multiple webhooks for one magicband? Would it be as simple as adding the first webhooks URL followed by a comma and then the second URL? If not do you know what the format should be?
I'm having some problems with the coading on the new version I followed the steps exactly and when I hook it up its not working
This is fantastic! Thank you! I have a quick question- I have the sound files downloaded, but don't know how to properly add them to the code so that they play. I apologize, I am very much a novice at this. Could you help? Thank you!
Looking for a video tutorial on creating the webhooks? Would love to trigger some sockets via Google Assistant in the house when the bands are scanned
Question @Foolish Mortal Builders . I am trying to create the same thing but for a different function. I don't want the speaker and sound. I want to instead be able to tap my phone using it's NFC to automate that when I tap the scanner, the lights do the same flickering and then turn on/off bedroom light.
Do I still need to program (with python and everything) if I don't need the sound? I plan on using a NFC command app.
Could I please get information on the sound files. Love this project.
Would it be possible to add a second rfid reader that when activated causes another function (like another light or sound?)
Does anyone know where I can get the sound effect files?
is it possible for the rfid reader to pick up someones magic mobile key (apple watch), or is it only configurable with magic bands/apartment keys ect.?
Would it be possible to get this to operate a remote plug ? any idea how I could do that , this project looks amazing!
This is amazing. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to bring the magic home! I’m considering building one, but I have a few questions:
1. what diameter should the model be?
2. Is the code all preset (I’m not much good at coding and downloading) and if not, is there a detailed description on everything?
3. Is there a code that only does the green light?
Thank you!!
1. The diameter is 6 inches but the 3d files are split into quarters to fit onto smaller 3d printers.
2. It requires a little linux/raspberrypi knowledge. If you don't have that, you'll have to find someone to set up the SD card for you.
3. in the settings.conf set the "unknown=" to a sequence that only does green, which i think is "fastpass" in the sample code.
It’ll definitely take time for me to figure it all out, but I’m sure with your helpful tutorials I’ll learn. Thank you!
What is the audio for the Magic Band Reader sound? I am looking for a good clear quality one. Either way I love the remake of it you did.
@Foolish Mortal Builders I would love to buy one please take my money! I have at least 50 limited magic bands and I forget what lights / sounds they make
What infill % is everyone using for the clear parts?
I see someone has asked this but is it possible to do with an Arduino nano? Also, where can I get the sound files
Thanks
Brian
I’ve bought everything and I’m hoping to get started with my build in the next week once everything arrives. I know nothing so I’m sure Ill be needing your expertise to help with all of the coding issues I’m sure I’ll have. 🤞
Did you get it working?
@@billyfarr9650 I did!! It’s amazing! I can’t get the magicband IDs to work but otherwise it’s awesome!
I am so intrigued by this and what so bad to make my own. Can I ask what type of 3D printer you got for this exact project? I want to learn everything on how to make this! Any info would be helpful as I am a complete newbie.
Sorry about the typo. I want so bad to make this.
Hello, thanks for this video. I have questions about the coding part. What would be the best way to contact you?
This is too cool you should consider making these to sell. I know I would purchase a haunted mansion and a regular one.
Are you in the Central Florida area?
I have made one. I might be able to help.
What do you recommend for a 3d printer? First time ever being interested in one, but I have about 40 family members who I would absolutely make this for and would invest in a printer just for this! So unique! Thanks for the videos!
I just bought and used the Anycube Mega s. Only $250 on amazon, and it worked great for this project!
@@masonness4859 awesome thank you!!
Ok, so I realize I'm a little late to the party here... But is there an easy way to make this so that a push-button activates the light animation/sound instead of an RFID reader? Having a hard time tracking one down.
is there any way to have the sequences control some gpio pins in order to trigger external relays? is this already supported in the code, and if not is this something that is able to be easily added?
I have my unit controlling a couple of USB relays to trigger a gate so you enter the driveway and the gate opens. i heavily modified the scripts to run bash scripts and band authentication or any RFID tag at 433mhz you tell it too
I am in need of some help I have watched all 3 videos and Pi has a new iso and not sure how to find a old copy of Pi to make this work can some one email me to help
Brilliant project! Thanks so much.
I think I will make the spherical version, and try for a metallic finish.
Are you adapting the new easier-fit tolerances back to the spherical version?
I assume a fingerprint reader model is next?
Might I suggest this may be done on the esphome.io platform at 20% the price and significantly lower power, I suspect?
An esp8266 or esp32 with a DF-Player board for sound could replace the Pi for under $10 total.
Esphome supports 2 kinds of RFID reader modules that could sit in the enclosure nicely, and a choice of either neopixel or FastLED strips/rings. It can learn and differentiate between RFID's and behave accordingly. Interfaces with Hass.io for home automation, or stands alone.
It will be a while until my parts arrive, so looking forward to more in the development.
If you want to make it spherical, the rounded back piece still fits this version and is included in the stl files. Not only does this face version look much better, it's much easier to print and assemble. Even after Corona, I don't think fingerprint scanners will ever come back at Disney. ESP boards are an option. If a company wants to sponsor it, we'd make an ESP version video. ;)
Is there a way to code this for arduino?
What can I do to get the audio files? Wanting to make this for my wife.
I could swear the actual touch points are rounded on the front. This will be my first project when my 3D printers arrive. How would I define multiple colors for the ring or Mickey? For example if I wanted to setup one of my Christmas party bands to make the outer ring light up red and white like the real thing.
To make the outer ring do the "candy cane" effect, which is what I think you mean by the the christmast party bands, we would have to copy the rainbow() function and modify it. Send me a link to a youtube video that shows the effect you are talking about and I can see if i can add it to the code.
They are definitely rounded but this looks sooo much better than the last iteration so good job, OP!
Can you comment on why the animated light effects - like rainbow - will not work on color_mouse but work fine on color_ring.
I'll take a look.
Hi! Quick question! I’ve printed the 3D parts, gotten familiar with my Raspberry Pi (also made a simpler repeating-sequence just using a Gemma M0!), but I wanted to know if we MUST use the RFID reader you have identified, or can we use a cheaper eBay RFID reader as long as the frequency (13.56) remains the same? Thank you very much for these videos!
Right now you have to use the RFID reader listed. I am working on a new video with a less expensive one, but it's not ready.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 thank you very much for the reply and your videos. I can see many people appreciating the time and effort. Thanks from the UK!
Hey the RFID reader is unavailable, do you have another link?
Question, in your github and all the coding and such, is it to work specifically with the RFID reader you have linked, or can you substitute in a different one without changing anything? There seems to be many cheaper options than the $40 one in the buy list.
There's a video coming with the cheaper options.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 That is awesome, I haven't been able to pull the trigger on the old build list yet ironically (money tight thanks to everything), so I'll be looking forward to the newer cheaper option for sure!
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 Still waiting...
Nice project! Question: Is there any reason this could not work on a Raspberry Pi Zero?
Nevermind, i'm an idiot. IO pins. duh.
How hard would the code be to modify this if I wanted to replace the RFID with a reed switch and just make a magic band with a magnet inside to activate?
Pretty easy, Remove the rfid code and just put a while loop to check the switch status
When I scanned my magicband the volume is really low on the speaker is there a way to fix that?
. To make it louder, you might need to switch out the speaker. Some people have used:
www.amazon.com/Portable-Rechargeable-External-Hamburger-Smartphones/dp/B08BLKRRNZ/
or
www.amazon.com/Wireless-Speakers-Leadsound-Portable-computer/dp/B01HB18J4O
or any usb powered speaker with an audio jack.
getting an error - XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set in the environment - any advice on how to fix?
Fixed this by installing the full blown Rapberry Pi OS instead of the Lite version.
Gethub readme file said to contact you through youtube for sound files? Are they available? Thank you.
I can't decide which version I want to print. The practical part of me says V2 would be so much easier to print with flat surfaces, but the more authentic part of me really wants the curved surfaces in V1 because it looks more like what I remember at the park. Ugh.
The new flat design is the way to go.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 Yeah I ended up going with that funny enough. I also did the alternate back with screws as well since I sorta suck at gluing things nicely lol.
I downloaded the files from thingiverse. Do I need to do anything to the files besides convert to g code and print? Do I need to add supports? One of the prints wouldn't print out correct it kept lifting from the base.
You'll need to manipulate the parts so they they are laying down flat using Cura or Simply3d or something similar. What type of printer are you using? For the half shell pieces I used supports.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 in using creality. I'm super new to this. I have to figure out how to lay it down
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 the printer is an ender 3 v2
Would you consider posting the design files? (ie: solidworks, fusion, what ever you are using) I would be interested in v1 design files in particular. Regardless... fantastic work and has inspired me to dust off my 3d printer and spend a bit more time with it!
The v1 design files are unfortunately no more. I can post this version though to thingiverse. Out of curiosity, why would you want the earlier version?
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 Thingiverse would be fine as well. Mostly just me wanting to experiment with 3d modelling and furthering my skills. It would be a good exercise to have the individual models and assemble them and possibly render a final image.
Thank you for this!
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 I'm not sure what software you used, but if it can export STEP files that would be awesome.
@@smithscott119 Send me an email. You can get my email address from th-cam.com/channels/n6uokneShVYb6rKnermr2A.htmlabout
I was wondering how to get the sound files? Did not see the email to request it thank you.
Email is under the "about" section of my channel.
How did you fit all the electronics inside?
It can be a challenge. Some people are putting the PI outside the globe in another box. Or you can switch to a Pi-Zero.
Can the software recognize a limited edition magic band that has a special sound, and play that associated sound? Or does the software play a sound you tell it simply as a result of scanning any type of magic band?
In the code you can setup specific bands to respond in specific ways.
Brian Eberling Ah ok. Thank you sir! If I was to use a Proxmark 3 scanner on the Magicband, would I be able to take that code and add it to the base software? In order to enable those sounds and visual cues.
@@MyAdventurr Which special sounds exactly? You have to upload any sounds you want yourself. the only thing we read from the band is the bandid and play the sequence based off that code. To figure out the ids for each magicband , set the "print_band_id" in the configuration file to True.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 some of the magic bands will trigger special light and sound sequences at the park. The only way to replicate this is to have those light sequences and accompanying sounds, so the short answer is no but the long answer is yes with effort =D
Has anyone been able to find the NFC reader or a better option? The manufacturer wants $12 to ship something that weighs no more then 1/2 lb. Hoping to get this setup soon!!
This is currently holding me back as well. I have the pieces printed but can't source the NFC reader.
I used RFID Wiz Kit on my project. It works amazing and the service is second to none.
Can you help me use webhooks to turn on a SmartThings “thing”? Thanks!
Can you provide a link to an example?
If I have a URL that will trigger a device in my house (like a light switch) do I just put that url after the web hooks field? Should it be in quotes?
@@cinema1356 Yes,. I think you can use quotes if you want. webhooks="192.168.1.1/whatever/your/url/is"
Is there a trick to have it print the band ID? i have it set to true in settings but it's not printing the ID when scanned.
Stop the process if it's running from the startup script (kill -9 ) Edit the settings.conf to make sure the setting is true. Then run "python3 magicbandreader.py" and it should print to the command line.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 I am having trouble with this one too. Do I just putty into the Pi and run "python3 magicband.py"?
@@mikecoscia i noticed in the magicband.py code there was a notation that print band id did not work if an unknown was specified in settings.conf. When i deleted my unknown call, it started printing the band id.
@@aaronwilliamson8120 Thank you for the tip, I see the unknown = any1, any2 in the settings.conf. Just delete the whole thing?
What versions of the raspberry pi have people used to make this? Would a 3A or zero handle it? This is spectacular and am planning to make my Disney mad partner this for her birthday.
I'd love to know the answer to this as well. Would love to use a zero for a project like this.
@@KennyF hey, I have since built it with a 3A. Seems to work, only issue I have is that the sound is really poor quality even when running the sound through a good quality speaker. The sound is from a hdmi adaptor because the 3.5mm socket is blocked by the control pins apparently.
Not sure if low power computer is the issue for the sound quality but that is my only current problem with my build, and I have changed the adaptor and speakers to make sure it wasn’t that.
@@cammcpake8583 Thanks for the info! So you never tried it with a zero? I've never done any projects with a zero yet but this seemed like a really good fit. Maybe I'll give it a go. I'd really love it if everything could be contained in the reader but not sure if that's possible even with a zero.
Could the sound quality be from a low quality audio file? When I was doing some LED projects I believe there was some config to get the audio port and the pins to work at the same time. But I didn't need audio so I didn't look to much further into it.
i was able to set mine up with a pi zero w
Do you do anything different from the install process? Same wiring? I was also thinking of using the 5v pin from the Pi to power the LEDs as I see no reason to have a second plug, but no one has yet confirmed if there was a valid reason to not go this route. @@daviderickson299
Finally got this working, but the volume is SUPER LOW. Can barely hear it without holding your ear up to the speaker. I went into alsamixer and turned the volume up to 100, but there was no change. Am I missing something? Bought all the recommended hardware.
Try replacing the speaker with a USB powered (but still has the audio jack) speaker. Such as:
www.amazon.com/Portable-Rechargeable-External-Hamburger-Smartphones/dp/B08BLKRRNZ/
or
www.amazon.com/Wireless-Speakers-Leadsound-Portable-computer/dp/B01HB18J4O
Foolish Mortal Builders, thank you. I will give it a try.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 That did the trick! Although after a day or two, the audio playback gets pretty bad. Skips with some static, rebooting the Pi fixes the issue. Not sure what is causing it. Using a Pi 3B+
Mike did you happen to use a pc for your set up? I’m struggling!
@@minimeisters3905, yes my pc and putty to ssh into the Pi.
Is it possible to get information for the sound files please?
Send me an email. You'll find the link on the channel About page: th-cam.com/channels/n6uokneShVYb6rKnermr2A.htmlabout
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 email sent. Thanks!
Where can I get the sound files???
Email me and I'll send them to you. See the channel's About page for email address: th-cam.com/channels/n6uokneShVYb6rKnermr2A.htmlabout
5:21 what did it say?
"Welcome Home" The DVC greeting
Are you selling these premade?
I get asked this often. I'm considering it.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 I think it would be awesome if you did!
@Foolish Mortal Builders Are you selling these on Etsy and advertising on TikTok now? If not, somebody else is using your design and work to make/sell them.
@@imnotnedimnotned9039 It's not me.
Is there any way you can let me know how you read the RF numbers from the band to add to the code? Thanks and great videos!
Watch his "magic band update" video, at 7.45mins he tells you how to capture the code from the band.
@@31thomp Thank's that worked!
@@31thomp Also, would you happen to know where I can find the sound files now? I noticed they were removed from the gethub location and I am assuming this was due to copywrite? My daughter's BDay is the 13th and I am crunched for time so any help would un where they may be located would be awesome!
@@bjohns04 Did you get the sound files?
@@billyfarr9650 Yes I found them thank you
Still waiting in vain for the rest of the parts update for this I guess...
Same here.
Interested in commissioning you to make one and send it to me. Would you be open to that?
Send me an email - see the Channels' about page for address.
Email sent as I need help locating sound files. Please check it'snot in your junk folder :)
Where can I get the sound files?
I sent you an email with them. If anyone needs the sound files, just contact me.
@@foolishmortalbuilders1462 please send me the sound files!