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Per your recommendation, I am revisiting Blender to create video stills for some of the animation wo
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Hi Dave, I am not sure what insights you are looking for. It all depends on what you are looking for
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Sorry, that's a little above my budget. Thanks anyway!
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Hello,
I can’t find any contact info in the site so forgive me for using the comment section. I’m Algen, I work with engineering website EEWeb and would love to have your website featured as a site of the day on EEWeb. Is this of interest to you?
Hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Algen
Hi Algen, yes, I’de be honored. Please let me know before you publish 😉
Hi Mr trippylighting , i just want to ask if the arduino IDE is compatible for any types of arduino ? thanks for your feedbck 🙂
You better ask that on the respective Arduino Forum.
Hello I’m wondering if you can help me with the touchosc arduino code.I have modified it very slightly to be able to toggle one relay on and off but I would like to to the same on another 3 relays but cannot work out how to copy the code in the same sketch but make the other 3 toggle on different osc messages.
Thanks
Jake
Hi Jake, I can, but would need to see your code to do so.
Hi, would you be able to email me to help? I can send the code via that as well. jakewallenda@yahoo.co.uk
Thanks so much!
Hello,
I was also wondering if you could help me.
I tried your bonjour library on an arduino, but I can’t get it working.
I am using an Arduino mega with a W5100 ethernetshield.
IP connectivity should be OK since I can ping the Arduino with its bonjour name (in the example arduino.local).
With a bonjour APP on my android I am able to discover a lot of services. If I try these services on the arduino I have no luck.
Goal is :
The Arduino should discover a MQTT service and automatically subscribe on it.
Hi Ignace,
The first thing to try is to register a MQTT service and see if you can discover that using your Android app.
The original documentation for the library is here. If you scroll down to the last section called “Notes a.k.a. Things you should know” it explains that service registration works very reliably but service discovery does not due to the complexity go the network.
I’ve been able to discover al the services here on my home network. But that has mostly Apple computers and devices including the router.
Hi, I’m looking for a tutor to talk through basics of F360, was wondering whether you could help? I can pay £20 an hour. Please email at opscott7@aol.co.uk. Thanks!
Hi Oliver, I am an Autodesk Expert Elite with Fusion 360. If worked with computer graphics, rendering 3D modeling and CAD for almost 3 decades professionally. My hourly rate is US$50 and worth every penny 😉
Sorry, that’s a little above my budget. Thanks anyway!
Hi, Dave here. I am an origami artist and need guidance on making “Backlit Shadow Boxes” for origami tessellations. I think you might agree they are “Trippy” :). Also, my team and I are very adept with CAD stuff. I stumbled on your site in a post for Fusion360 > Blender for rendering models for use in making “Spinnable” models for some products we design. For that, thank you! Somehow, Blender is always the solution, hehe. Anyway, I have been researching backlighting origami tessellations. I would love to get any insights that you might have. This page http://www.makeart.studio/page12.html has some details on some of our “Collaborators”. The form wouldn’t take my http://www.makeart.studio address, so I used the older http://www.flexigon.com address (FYI).
Hi Dave, I am not sure what insights you are looking for. It all depends on what you are looking for in your artwork. Just steady illumination, or fading? Monochromatic or color-changing? How large are the objects and how transparent are they?
Do you want to illuminate the outside or the inside ?
In the case of my lamps, they all required designing custom electronics and software to get exactly the effect I was looking for. For simple static backlighting, you can get away with an LED strip. If your origami papers are colored and retaining true color is important, then look for LEDs with high CRI (Color Rendering Index)