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Oh yeah, it's nearly unusable if you're doing anything live with the lower-end USB-HDMI adapters
So an PCI USB expander board is next?
Sadly I can do waaaaay better with my iPad + AirPods for Jitsi than any other platform.
Since I am not paid by Adafruit I need to seek income from another source. 🙂
Ahh, this explains a prob with USB I've been having which I am inadvertently about to fix. Nice.
Blah, I know of a decent USB controller board that was recommended, but for the life of me I can't find the bookmark
Since I’m building a complete Linux OS multiple times a day (Yocto Project), my desktop has as many cores as I can get.... but my personal frugality buys 2012 era systems. 😂
Thanks Scott 🙂 I have that bookmarked somewhere in my bookmarks file....which is...well, a disaster.
It's saved in my amazon cart 🙂
recommended by paul from teensy
I specifically chose this motherboard because of how it broke out tons of high speed usb
Is it like my "Bookmarks" file? A multitude of open browser tabs? 😄
Per CamelCamelCamel, the current price is the historic low (but not by much).
Which mobo is that @rapid hornet?
@autumn turret With only 16gb of ram, I've hit the upper limit of that more than a few times.
this spreadsheet is amazing: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0797HL9Z3?psc=1
needs one for spi flash
Same. Specially with several windows holding many tabs. Apparently, that's.... not such a great idea
@rapid hornet I think you linked the pci card again 😉
oops
AM4 MB Comparison @2017-2021 raisonjohn b.
AM4-socket MOTHERBOARD COMPARISON,SUBJECTIVE TIERS:,HOW TO SORT/FILTER MOTHERBOARDS YOU ONLY NEED TO COMPARE:
| Step 1: Select entire Row 11 by clicking "11" at left side of your screen.
| Step 2: Click the Filter Icon at the above toolbar, just beside ...
just really wants it, it's on the mind
.....ok, I'll admit it. I'm intimidated by that google doc.
I'm flat out amazed by how detailed that entire document is....and I feel embarrassed by the spreadsheets I've created in comparison lol
ya, it is awesome
the PCI and USB info is gold
what is connected to the CPU vs not
My computer's (or maybe just Chrome) is intimidated by that spreadsheet
Thank you for sharing those references Scott. They're amazing.
It's going to save me literal hours of effort.
My “best current PC hardware” knowledge has gone away completely. Too many things to follow!
@tame dew Last time I build a PC was probably 7 years ago (for a family member). And that machine is still going strong. But anything I know is horribly out of date. I've gotten a few new laptops since then, but when they're Apple Macbook Pros, the options are limited and easy to choose from.
We are spoiled by the simplicity of MacBook choices. I run all three OSes (Mac/Win/Linux) on mine. But with the current StayHome state of things I live on this workstation.
Which workstation is that @tame dew?
Cheap on eBay Dell Precision T7600 from 2012-ish. It was probably 1/10 original street price. I would go with a newer model though.
It was the cheapest dual Xeon I could find. And a slew of drive bays... but the T7610 has much better support for higher core count Xeons.
@rapid hornet I think I heard you say that you prefer Arch Linux. I am thinking about switching distros and I'm wondering if you could say some words about the strong points and shortcomings of Arch.
Thinking about spicing up the livestream tomorrow with some PCB design
I will be getting started in just a moment streaming some work on a Touch Deck project. Hang out with me here and on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_AF83FRk-M or Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
sweet hardware
I took a brief look at the specs on the feather TFT touch display 480x320 has a lot of pixels! (https://www.adafruit.com/product/3651). It looks like its data connection is via SPI, so its refresh speed won't match that of the pyPortal. May need to keep the performance in mind for any animations.
Good morning folks
Good Morning @autumn turret
Cam looks good. Feels a bit further, but might be the smaller region
How are you doing @ancient grotto ?
Doing good, how about yourself?
Not too bad. Need coffee, but too lazy to make any this morning! lol
Ah, like a little emboss/deboss - or vice-versa
I'm still working on wrapping my head around how Python deals with inheritance. Particularly multiple inheritance, and how to call methods by the same name in a base class
For some reason I was getting an error when I tried to specify super(Widget,self).__init__(**kwargs). I left it like this and it seemed to call Widget (maybe the first superclass if nothing is specified). Maybe y'all can figure out a clearer way that works in CP.
I come from a C# background, so a lot like Java
But somehow it works to call super on Control. Strange.
Give each button it's own space, with a 1-2px margin between each
So the button has its size, the image is centered horizontally and vertically in the button's space, and the label takes up a little extra space below. I guess like the bounding box?
In the SwitchRound I added an optional touch_padding input variable. The code takes that input to tweak the touch_boundary to add an extra padding space around the widget.
yeah we see green box
Exactly wha tI was thinking @light stump The text label's the one outlier
Once this is done, it might be possible to make this project adjustable to different sized displays. Like with the Stream Desk with their different sizes
Or the button controls in their own display group, with other elements on another part of the screen
And combined with a CyberDeck on a Pi400, that opens up a tonne of possibilities for use
It would be nice to have a dedicated "back" button to go up a layer. With a StreamDeck, you can't get around that
From the first/main screen, have a button that opens a second layout/screen (1 level down). Like a directory structure. On a StreamDeck, to go up a level, you need a back button, and that back button MUST be part of your layout. With a dedicated "built in" back button, you can get to use all the slots without worry
The top layer can be a regular layer, with "real" buttons
Exactly!
'home' layer
Yes we can do that
Also in case you need some styles for your button I have some coler styles availables
to try
"BUTTON": ("#000000", "#ffa0dc")
Mainly it’s a rolling release distribution. That means it’s more consistently up to date than something like Ubuntu. Out of the box it has less preinstalled (which I like) but it means that you need to know what you want to use (kde vs gnome for example). The wiki is really good for learning about the pieces though
Is the max_glyhs
I will take care of that
I put that helper function because I used an already built stle library
It came from PySimpleGuI
YEs in the opriginal library you have style for Buttons, progress bar and other widgets
Yes good Idea
Thanks. I've heard good things about it. I prob need to stay with something that is more mainstream tho. There are a fair amount of third party apps that only distribute .deb or .rpm binaries and since I'm doing contract work, I never know what tool I'm going to need. I'll prob run it in a VM to see hwat it look like.
mmm, I thought you love slow and stable 😉 that is why I use Ubuntu
try this one maybe '►'
Most of those sorts of things are installable through the aur ( jlink and saleae are there)
Not with Linux. Too many times I want the latest versions of things and Ubuntu is too slow to get things. Arch has been plenty stable for me
My latest. Shuffles the display every 10 seconds.
It's a ZIO Oled
black and white
Unexpected Maker's Feather-S2.
It works! Sweet.
Nice stuff @grand tusk
I call this episode of the stream "Ready Layer 1"
I missed the last little bit since I was making lunch for the kiddos, but this is looking really slick!
And just thinking through things, adding that to the library won't be too big an impact on size, since the devices it would get used on would have more memory, right?
Otherwise, if the library gets too sizeable for device memory, I guess the non-base widgets could get their own library?
Yes agree it was kind of a test, for type annotations. and if it works extend to others libraries.
When you were talking about adding this class to the DisplayIOLayout
Those "incidents" sound like a bit more than mere "battles"!
Don't forget your docstrings!
I saw something in the docs, but is not standard across the CP docs regarding the optional
Hi @smoky island and non streaming participants.
@clever summit Hi
I use a ESP32 based board called ESP32 TouchDown with the FreeTouchDeck software. I am trying to convince the guy who made to make a ESP32S2 version instead so we can run CircuitPython.
Time is 19:36 here, so evening for you AM/PM guys.
Hey @clever summit
Running just pre-commit will only run on the staged contents
If you did "git add", that's staged
Some Git commands makes my brain explode.
Hmm, odd
Sphinx has a flag to impoort the module docs?
I think kmatch98 imports the inherited docs too
It's the :inherited-members
on line 22
Hmmm, maybe not then. If you remove the inheritance diagram?
I know Sphinx has issues when there are formatting issues
Cold you take a look in the conf.py for sphinx? to see the flags, I remember when you build the docs with Pycharm it asks a lot of questions, so maybe is in there
Try dropping the newline before the closing """
They can be on the line below the :return parameter
Yeah, whitespace matters a LOT
So you can do """ Title stuff
or ```
"""
Paragraph text
Stuff
"""
We need a Sphinx Guide
or finally
""" Title things
Paragraph text
blah
"""
Ugh! Formatting formatter formatting in markdown code is tricky!
by the way @autumn turret Weblate....
You should try generate application code using nothing by XML and XSLT. That is harder. 🙂
Swedish and spanish are 100%, so what is happening there?
BADANG! Hahaha.
😡 🔞
😛
It has gotten easier as weblate now mails reminders.
Does it? I haven't received any
me neither, I am not the official "spanish" translator I guess
It's a setting in your account settings.
I guess we're not as awesome or l33t as Jonny
So it's l33t to managa to set the notification settings in weblate? NEAT! I'M A L33T HACKER NOW! 🥳
Haven't been l33t for 20 years or so, so about time!
You ARE the Gibson, @clever summit
Anyhow returning to the French translation, we are counting on you @autumn turret
No pressure, but we all depend on YOU.
... we are counting on your Hugo
Welp, there's your problem right there!
is not an abacus
That was odd.
I can do it too, but I am not sure they want my french regional version 🙂
QC
ditto, but I can "France" it up as needed, mostly
I'm certainly more "fr_CA" than "fr_FR" or "fr_BE"
yes I do not know a lot of fr_BE, so I leave that to David
I am sv_SE. Also en_CONFUSED
We were tought british english in school, so all words I learned before I was 20 I spell british. Everything else is american spelling.
I know the correct (Canadian) english spelling. Messes with co-workers
Which is amusing now that the software package I built will be launched internationally, so the first thing we need to do is to translate the english version to en_UK and en_US.... Hahahaha!
lol
I wonder who in the Visual Studio Code team thought that it was a good idea NOT to save the files when exiting the application...
They were going off the "hot exit" that Sublime, Notepad++ and other editors do
It is majorly stupid.
Yeah, our software is starting to get deployed to countries in the commonwealth. Now we learn that hard-coding "MM/dd/yyyy" is not a good idea!
You could add it as an option, but as the default? Nah.
Thanks, it's been awesome.
Thanks Foamyguy
Thanks @smoky island !
Thanks @smoky island
@autumn turret Yeah, especially since the correct way is yyyy-MM-dd.
Learn about the basic editing features of Visual Studio Code. Search, multiple selection, code formatting.
yes agree
Can't agree more - or ISO-8601
@smoky island do you have a minute?
Thanks for hanging out everyone!
This OLED goes out to all the fans who want more pixels! Normally our 128x64 OLEDs are the biggest ones we've stocked that can use I2C. This one is a whopping 128x128 pixels and it even ...
I'm going to get up and stretch for just a moment and grab a snack. But then I'll be back and will have a moment.
@smoky island oh thanks, it is just if you could explain in Mondays meeting about the PR regarding Styling, I added to in the weeds, but vacations are over so I cannot attend the meeting, so If you could explain that would be awesome. 🙂
Yep I can talk about it during the meeting.
@smoky island Thank you!
Testing: what time zone does Discord use when time stamping messages? I am west coast It is 2:26 pm now
My time stamps local time
it's gotta be stamping based on the user/client time
it would be silly to use the local timestamp of the sender
I live in EST5EDT and my system clock is set to UTC. Timestamp is 12:19 AM.
It is (of course) 7:19 PM in New York City near where I live.
So in my view, Discord is honoring my very local sense of time.
(When I type (unadorned) date in Linux it reports the date and time in UTC)
$ TZ=EST5EDT date
Sat Mar 13 19:22:13 EST 2021
$ date
Sun Mar 14 00:22:14 UTC 2021
(That's exactly what I want it to do; and I've been doing so for many years)
(I'd rather treat the local time as an exception I accomodate mentally, but that the system behave as if the entire planet were on a single time zone called UTC)
Since it lets me do it, I do it.
So next step is to mentally move fully to ISO and use 24 hour time?
Nah, time to go metric. Where-ever we got this 12/24 hour thing (Phoenicians I think?), it's time to upgrade. It's time (hah!) for Internet Time!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swatch_Internet_Time
Swatch Internet Time (or .beat time) is a decimal time concept introduced in 1998 by the Swatch corporation as part of their marketing campaign for their line of "Beat" watches.
Instead of hours and minutes, the mean solar day is divided into 1000 parts called ".beats". Each .beat is equal to one decimal minute in the French Revolutionary decima...
Omg.... That old marketing trick.
who's ready for some PCB design 🙂
I'll be going live on Twitch here in a few minutes
Oak Dev Tech or ODT is an electronics manufacturing and development company that specializes in tiny form factor boards. We stream board development, testing, and assembly.
@autumn turret Obviously Base 12 is superior in every way to Base 10 and if we had just one extra finger per hand, we'd be on it already.
Feast your eyes on Base 60 also:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexagesimal
way (way) ((way way)) better than Base 10 which is good at nothing but five-fingered people's finger counting.
Good evening skerr 👋
no worries. Your voice is a little quite
Yep that is good now on my end
That allows me to turn it down a bit on my end and I don't hear the printer as much any more
Neat! I just picked up an old toaster oven from the thrift store to try out surface soldering with paste. I've never done anything other than through hole.
There is a version description dialog or something like that showing on the screen. But it seems like your mouse is interacting with something else.
Good now 🙂
Yep
I don't have anything specific in mind yet. I've got a couple little surface mount neopixels and breakouts to practice on first. After that I'll probably try the flash chip on a QT Py or something else relatively basic.
No specific questions. am watching and working along side you on some other things.
Its a neat look into your process for doing this. Thank you for streaming
And hopefully get them into and share the making with them 🙂
For sure! Thank you.
And the recording will be available once Twitch processes it 🙂
Who’s ready for The Great Search! 🙂
I was basically doing that on my stream today 🙂
It was definitely fun to work on the RealTime Pi carrier board on Pi Day 🤓
Me waiting for Desk of Ladyada
I'm 3 tubs of popcorn in before the main feature!
Sorry I missed your stream @lilac tusk. Sounds like it went quite well
It was pretty fun
Only thing was my printer going in the background was a week bit loud
Slowly working on my setup
But I basically did 3 great DigiKey searches 🙂
Nice
👀
Desk of Ladyada - It's a Keyswitch Cornucopia plus Stemma Sunday https://youtu.be/_Q4SqlQpvOo
The Great Search - Resistive touch screen driver replacement for STMPE610/STMPE811
https://www.digikey.com/short/7mt7b04f
A week or two ago we showed off some mechanical keyboard ideas we had. Well, prototypes came a few days ago and we quickly threw together prototypes for the individual MX/Kailh breakout and a dual-key FeatherWing. The reverse...
*saw Adafruit typing *
incoming
Had to step away from computer, that was the queue! 😄
I accidentally forced myself into an iron soldering 0201 situation. It was ruff
Part Tracing is now available on certain popular cut tape product at Digi-Key. This allows a unique ID to provide you all available product information following login to My Digi-Key.
@open girder do you have the part number / link to the Keyswitch holder?
pretty cool to see product development happen in real time
Thanks @open girder
+1 for USB Hub chipset search
❤️ thanks guys, great stream, makes me want to build a mechanical keyboard lol
thanks friends
Thanks guys ☺️☺️ cool stuff!! Have a great week 🥰
Always a nice sendoff for a Sunday evening. G'night everyone!
takes the edge off of losing an hour of sleep
Got us 1 hour closer to Ladyada Clock!
dog was unhappy with it
Mine as well
I tell ya, this hub is kind of insane. I’m thinking of making a usb c expander. https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/TUSB8042ARGCR/296-TUSB8042ARGCRCT-ND/10715937
Order today, ships today. TUSB8042ARGCR – USB Hub Controller USB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.1 USB, GPIO, I²C, SMBus Interface 64-VQFN (9x9) from Texas Instruments. Pricing and Availability on millions of electronic components from Digi-Key Electronics.
I talked about it on my stream earlier today
Do you have a link to that stream?
Oak Dev Tech or ODT is an electronics manufacturing and development company that specializes in tiny form factor boards. We stream board development, testing, and assembly.
TUSB8042ARGCR looks really nice. I was looking at high-end USB hubs which are opto-isolated? But I couldn't find any high-speed opto-isolators to DIY one
Thanks 🙂
No problem 🙂
I’m using it on my RealTime Pi board to expand the CM4 single USB IO
I just sit there thinking up some crazy boards with that chip now
hi there!
Disco on YT!
wow the song ended just as i took a huge bite of apple
sorry!
chewing
...chewing...
OK!
don't pat the Lars
love the hacker-style monitor for the Pi400 @haughty quiver
That unicorn hat was exactly what I was looking for the other day... I kept searching for matrix.. Now get in my cart!
that's superclean wiring, JP 👍
Thanks!
Thanks!
I like the 3d printed board holders
Mr. Clean (wiring)
Thank you!
Thanks JP!
cool stuff, thanks!
thank you all for hanging out!
⚡️☕️
3DHangouts Episode #318 LIVE – 3D Hangouts – Feather RP2040, Guardian Robot and Github Skyline https://www.youtube.com/adafruit/live
This week we're taking a look at the Feather RP2040. Work in progress this week featuring Guardian egg robot from Zelda Age of Calamity and a 16x16 NeoPixel ...
Good morning all you wonderful people and egg robots! 🥚
good morning / afternoon / evening / night folks!
Top o the mornin to you
Good morning everyone.
Timezone salutations to all you wonderful individuals!
bleeps and bloops are a go
Good morning!!
Sounds like Pedro's mic isn't picking up his voice
☘️
hi all!
We only have one working mic it seems
Pedro's mic is off.
Also, that's a slick looking shirt you've got on Noe!
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surgical type mask i have seen people dispose to ground
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I've seen that too. Not cool peeps. Being responsible isn't just wearing the mask, it's also disposing of it appropriately!
Raspberry Pi Pico and LED Arcade Button MIDI Controller guide: https://learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-pico-led-arcade-button-midi-controller-fighter
also wearing the mask properly too @autumn turret
Greetings @lavish patrol
Feather RP2040
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4884
Great point!
Another awesome collab with Liz @split gazelle! 🦜
Just plug it in and it works? That sounds like just about anyone can make these projects and use the components! 😉
@split gazelle 👍
3D Parts Library on GitHub
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CAD_Parts
Layer by Layer CAD Tutorials Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjF7R1fz_OOVsMp6nKnpjsXSQ45nxfORb
It's a great repository, I'm already using some models on my designs
Adafruit Fritzing Library parts https://github.com/adafruit/Fritzing-Library/tree/master/parts
Loving the new feather 🪶
"What are you prototyping this week" needs a jingle!
Prototyping Bleepage...
My brain keeps hearing "What did we learn on the show tonight Craig" from "Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson", including the cat's meow
lol we need some Geoff comments from that show
that's awesome, I think it deserves a quick tutorial! just saying 😛
not so easy as what i have seen a clip to remove support
Great teaching lesson - Supports
Life Lesson/3D Printing Lesson: A little bit of support can go a long ways.
Absolutely @waxen thistle
Can you peel spuds with a spudger? 😄
Maybe you can pop suds?
Or maybe stop studs...
That looks beautiful!
🐦
so it's like a divoom pixoo
The grid does really well at preventing light leaking to adjacent pixels.
Black LED Diffusion Acrylic Panel 12" x 12" - 0.1" / 2.6mm thick https://www.adafruit.com/product/4594
A nice whoppin' slab of some lovely black acrylic to add some extra diffusion to your LED Matrix project. This material is 2.6mm (0.1") thick and is made of special cast acrylic ...
Make one that's 1x7 (ish), red only, and put it on the front of a car 😉
That is a rather slick setup.
KITT
the nice one of city
Mine would be flatter than Kansas 😛
that is better than manhattan right @waxen thistle
🎵 We built this city on code commits 🎶
i transformed mine to 3mf
You should have a flythrough.
Columns are weeks.
Death Star Trench Run
Maybe a small endoscope in a fixed position, then put the piece on a linear track and pull it "through" the camera
@waxen thistle You'd have to organise it so you did no commits every seventh week to create the trench...
this was mine
Github Issue: Thermal exhaust port may result in catastrophic failure, should it get hit with a proton torpedo.
@waxen thistle I hate it when that happens...
Nobody's ever going to think of that, or manage that type of accuracy
See, open-sourcing the death star helps with these pesky flaws built in by unhappy programmers.
adding screen to your skyline could be fun
@autumn turret It's just 2m wide, not much bigger than a womp-rat.
then all pillars show with light
I find your lack of faith disturbing... 😉
Why would you need an exhaust port that's 2 miles wide? 😄
That texture looks incredible
And the pieces they made to show off on the product page really show a lot of detail
The animating LED grid out of focus makes a neat background.
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Thanks @sour ridge and @rocky reef 😀
Thanks @hard hollow & @rocky reef ! See you all tonight.
Wrong Noe
Indeed, thank you @hard hollow and @rocky reef for another awesome show!
thank you guys!!
Thank you @rocky reef and @hard hollow!
thanks so much for hanging out folks!
Sorry @sour ridge 🙁
thanks folks, cya tonight
Bye.
howdy folks! here's ze streamyard link https://streamyard.com/gy33esx48h
Good evening everyone
Hello, everyone!
Good afternoon/evening/night or whatever time of day it may be where you find yourself
Good evening everyone!
hiya folks, getting ready for show and tell, join here! https://streamyard.com/gy33esx48h
anticipation intensifies
Good evening, wonderful person reading this!
Hi!
ruizbros handle the show and tell?

Hey cool people out in the discordverse.
good evening folks
This is so great
that's great
yes yes yes so freakin awesome Digi-Key!
the part tracking
Howdy folks
oh wow this is great
No more playing "What is this 0201 part?" 😿
Very cool!
"what is this 0201 part that I just inhaled accidentally?"
which emoji are available? 😀

Part Tracing is now available on certain popular cut tape product at Digi-Key. This allows a unique ID to provide you all available product information following login to My Digi-Key.
I wonder if I'll get that on the parts I ordered today
Good evening all you wonderful folks! 
Good evening to you, you wonderful suspected humanoid robot 😉
Holy smokes that looks SLICK
@haughty quiver and @smoky island --- that's a rockin' project
whew OBS' virtual camera feature isn't working again 😓
Great UI component work @smoky island
hello all 🙂
That's such a nice screen to display stuff on too
oh now that's sweet JP
looks fantastic @smoky island && @haughty quiver !
a second page 😮
that's so awesome
flood detected

i never did get around to finishing my version- so many menus 😅

oh nice!!!
Love it!
@split gazelle Take their idea and build upon it 🙂
I think JP has 52 icons in his deck.
planning to 😺
Very nice @haughty quiver - nice plug for tomorrow's awesome show!

awesome @robust horizon you always see these around but there aren't many getting started guides
I was going to ask, because you worked on this and showed it here long ago.
I really like the plant
Those look great @robust horizon something I've always wanted to try
Don't water that plant 😉
i saw one which moved with a really small motor a while ago
Those leaves are reallyu nicely done!
The heart is really nice looking @robust horizon and the leaves are amazing
yeah i had some focus issues in the fall
@split gazelle many of us have been there
Swanky goodie bag!
@robust horizon have you seen the version of the plant which opens and closes the leafs?
@gaunt plume no but that sounds amazing
i had almost forgotten about the open hardware goodie bag
remind me after and ill find it for you, its hidden in my instagram bookmarks
I want a CP watch 🙂
nice thanks
I'll have to keep an eye out for my box from OHS 2020.
Make it a pocketwatch!
That'd be a cool project, old fashioned pocket watch running CP
with a 3D printed chain
perfect for the roaring '20s
omg for real! I Think the Ruis Bros showed some sort of 3d printed chain or links that was all in 1 print
Cool box o stuff!
nice silkscreens @rapid hornet
I'd be worried that my quality of 3d print would break and leave my watch behind
You could say -- that'd break up the band. 🥁
Someone get me the Blues Brothers!
Wow, that's looking GREAT @gaunt plume
Wow, awesome!
That's really cool @gaunt plume great work
super cool @gaunt plume
Looks like AdafruitIO's giving Trent's iOS AR a bit of a companion!
@gaunt plume what protocol are you using to talk to the boards?
Some naysayer: "Adafruit makes it too easy to code!"
Adafruit: "Where we're going, we don't need.... 😎....code."
@pearl shoal Over MQTT
just clicking in
IO
very cool Micha!
Super pretty, Micha, nice work!
Wow @proven crow, that's awesome! Beautiful and thoughtful gift for your sister
That's a great birthday gift
Thanks!
Cool @nova totem! Make the numbers blink when you're expecting a delivery
@proven crow really cool! how is the remote used? just on/off, or like color changes?
That's why I'm thinking about adding in WiFi
Lora E5 perhaps
The remote has 4 modes: Rainbow swirl all the stars, rainbow swirl the stars in the constellation only, pulse random stars, and off
That's a cool project @nova totem . Kinda makes me want to bling up my address!
Great job Michael! That's an awesome project!
I love the engineering details everyone's sharing in tonights projects.
Do NOT store that lens in your pocket.
I just had the same thought, I hope my lenses aren't that radioactive
Old lenses had a lot of "hot" materials in them --- like thorium oxide.
That's great stuff Andrew
some photo brushes too!
Whoa. That lens is gnarly!
I wrote up more about the radioactive lens here if interested
https://www.somenice.com/2021/03/radioactive-film-lenses-and-geiger-counter-kit/
Yay, button actuators!
@split gazelle Great day for test prints! I'm going to have to show your project to a friend when it is done, she will love it
Great work everyone. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Liz!
3d printed buttons @split gazelle ?
Cool project, everyone!
yes!
fantastic projects everyone!
Always a pleasure seeing all the engineering, creativity, and kindness folks put into their projects. You're an inspiration, and I very much look forward to Wednesday evenings each and every week 🙂
Great job everyone, so many cool projects tonight
nice! i'm very excited about it 😺
thanks so much for showing all these great projects folks!
thanks for hosting @hard hollow && @rocky reef !
Thank you for sharing all your cool projects everyone!
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Indeed, excellent job hosting @hard hollow and @rocky reef!
4 Hours of AAE? Ok!
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Leave it to the hardware engineer to blame the software! 😛
And I was hoping to buy the new PICO pinout card ($.50) - I can't get a mask?? 😉
Get one for you and one for a friend!
Fair enough
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I still have a little Sansa
Nomad?
RealPlayer -- that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. A long time.
"In 2000, Creative released the 6GB hard drive based Creative NOMAD Jukebox."
RealPlayerBlinka right bruce
Ok, I'm digging the T-slot monitor holder @haughty quiver
That chip is also great for adding two joysticks to your project
ah those people who don't peel the screen protection !
Do not peal of the 3D layer of passive 3D TVs !!!
I do love that reflective green screen, but I'd love to have a brand/part number (or even have the 'Fruit stock it 🙂 )
A friend of mine did ruin his new LG 3D TV...
it's in the Learn Guide @pearl shoal
Great!
JP comes up with projects based the choreography and reveals that can be done! 😄
There’s this massive art installation in San Diego that didn’t peel the shipping film off thousands of e-ink displays. Now it’s all coming off in the sun like a shedding lizard.
@open girder I just added a warning in the guide about protective coating removal!
Your product being too popular isn't necessarily a bad problem to have
yeah all the chips are gone right now
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I love the silkscreen video from @low fractal - I'd love to know the last step (getting it back into Eagle) as I always get resizing issues then. Maybe @proper trench has some tips in the Q/A part?
@haughty quiver thank - I have ordered my screen!
Wellerman Sea Shanty with puppets?
Been enjoying Collin's videos, specially after watching the older ones
Collin's Lab rocks. Always has.
I've always though a circuit board print by this artist would be awesome on an Adafruit board.
Toxic Pasta will be the name of my new band.
I do appreciate Colin making these videos though.
yes these videos are wonderful
+1 to the above -- excellent Collin's lab!
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At the price level, the Feather RP2040 is SUCH a great introductory level board, specially with the rest of the Feather ecosystem
the circles are for quilting/sewing 😺
Crop Quilt Circles 👽
we are mentioned guys
web based mu like editor?
Wooo shoutedout!
Hopefully support the CircuitPython Community Bundle too?
Question for later - is there any chance that the package manager can optimize the order of import for lowest memory usage? Might not be possible, but it would be nice.
I have searched high and low for details on your I2C scanner tool you used on your last show. I believe you called it STEMMA PAL Back in Oct 2020. Does it exist?
Hard to keep up between here and YouTube - Thanks @dim knot for your help on the 'YT Channel' 🙂
I love your attitude toward open source software/hardware/documentation, and unselfishly working toward making a better world in general (not just in electronic gadgetry either!)
Agreed. Even if Adafruit's products are occasionally more expensive, for the resources you get, it's totally worth it to support the past and continued work
Maybe not promoted as much as it should... The Examples folder that comes with CircuitPython is the best.
Is the pick and place video sped up or real time? I am fascinated by machinery like that.
Still digging
Hi @open girder Thanks for playing that Colin's video! The the solder diameter part in particular; I'm ordering super tiny electronics tonight & completely forgot about needing super thin solder. 😄
Another awesome collab with Liz @split gazelle!
Ok, that's very impressive @hard hollow @rocky reef and @split gazelle
Question for the show: if I remember correctly,Adafruit contributed to the (amplitude shift Keying) / RH_ASK / RadioHead Ardunio library—two part question do you plan on releasing the code for Raspberry Pi Pico and the other part of the question is how hard is it to get a working Ardunio library like RH_ASK to Raspberry Pi Pico?
I was hopeful I could have a Metro Mini talking to a Raspberry Pi Pico over the air with A.S.K.
wow that was awesome!
it was so fun to work on
The AD5413 is a single-channel, 14-bit voltage and current output, digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that operates within a power supply range from a −33 V minimum on the AVSS pin to a +33 V maximum on the AVDD1 pin. The CHART pin enables a highway addressable remote transducer (HART®) signal to be ac-coupled on the current output.The AD5413 use...
Question: could two of the DACs replace the digital pots in my virtual joystick project? Output needs to be 6V +/- 1.5V
That's so cool! Saves CS lines!
The eval board page says that it is a 16-bit DAC, but it's not.
That's a really well thought out and planned product. Quality of life, ease of use, status handling
Question: several weeks ago you point me to a MCP23008 Port Expander (Thank You Again!!) how do you remember all of the chip names ? Any tips ?
That's my jam!
That product image needs a profile view with the quarter!
Ultra Thin 10K Thermistor - B3950 NTC https://www.adafruit.com/product/4890
Lincoln Binns Black Pi-Box Pro 4 Enclosure for Raspberry Pi 4 https://www.adafruit.com/product/4961
for me, after designing PCBs using particular chips, they just get stuck in your head. For other cases, I have a cheatsheet of part numbers when I want to be exact
Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 - 2GB RAM 16GB MMC and WiFi https://www.adafruit.com/product/4791
Is the HiFive bigger on the inside?
does the wifi on the compute module work without the antenna?
BBC Doctor Who HiFive Inventor Kit - Complete Coding Kit https://www.adafruit.com/product/4843
Have N&P done a sonic screwdriver yet? if not, it's a perfect time to do it. Maybe an itsy bitsy nrf52840 so it can talk to the Doctor Who hand..
And if I may suggest a timelapse 3D print --- a weeping angel with granite-colored filament 🙂
Adafruit GPIO Reference Card for Raspberry Pi Pico https://www.adafruit.com/product/4901
Watch the timelapse closely -- don't blink.
What happens if you blink during the timelapse?
Will there be such a card, or printable reference, for the Feather RP2040?
Any more upcoming RP2040 boards coming other than the ItsyBitsy and QT Py? Also, what about that ESP32 QT Py? Really looking forward to that!
Yay toe beans
yessss i can't wait for these
What is the best way to clean a solder stencil that contains very small holes? It seems like the solder get's stuck in there
@Hugo - happy to say we just added one to the guide : https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-feather-rp2040-pico/pinouts
i'm very much going to gnaw on the nubbins
I so need a kitten paw keycap.
footsie beans
Can you say where to get reverse mount neopixels? Not sure if you sell individual ones yet or not.
It's the "paws" key!
That cat paw keycap is great for the "Random input/any key"
Hi...question...Do you recommend the Analog Devices dev boards for building real products--DigiKey carries many of their DSP dev boards in addition to the 5413 that you featured (a little price though)? Would be great if you carried breakout boards for higher-end audio DACs and DSPs. Analog Device DSP's are fun to develop with given the free SigmaStudio app -- and integrate great with your feathers.
oh yes I want a 101-key keyboard with 101 toebeans
i'm holding you to that @cinder wind
JP's workshop and open mouth hardware
101 toebeans .. the movie!
@open girder Warning: do not peal off the 3D layer from a passive 3D TV...
@opaque hearth if it's cute hardware I'm definitely going to snack on it
april fools timelapse idea
Is saying "I two C" or "I squared C" just a matter of preference, or is the second one the "right" way?
Q: do u guys have a breakout board to put NeoPixel Addressable RGB LEDs - Slim Flat 3.2mm x 1.0mm 10 pack - SK6812-EC3210F
PRODUCT ID: 4892 on?
also TWI (Two Wire Interface) to avoid I2C trademark or compliance issues.
Thank you kindly @pearl shoal
@digital crescent If you've got an ultrasonic cleaner I'd try it
Wasn't for the pins, as much as capabilities
for the solder stencil
Whoa
I don't @robust horizon but I'll look into it
Can you say where to get reverse mount neopixels? Not sure if you sell individual ones yet or not.
Got a https://feedback.uservoice.com/ or some place similar that folks can propose and upvote ideas? e.g. Would personally like wide Perma-Proto boards for ESP8266/ESP32. Cheers!
Thanks @open girder and good night. 🌒
Thanks @open girder for another awesome evening of shows! Thanks @hard hollow and @rocky reef for hosting S&T!
Thank you!
thanks for a great evening of shows!
Goodnight, I love you
Thank you @open girder, team and community! ❤️ Stay safe, keep being your awesome selves!
thanks Limor & PT!
awwww is it over already?
Goodnight everyone!
Thanks for the shows!
go forth and make cool projects
Good night all, thanks!
Good show! Thank you as always!
Thanks @open girder, @clear matrix, @rapid hornet. Love the circuitpython energy.
night all!
Thanks guys, it was awesome - I learned a lot 🙂
Good afternoon all you wonderful Lars supporters! 
Yes. We. Like. Lars. Very. Much.
Greetings, good people. 😀
Hi!
Hashtag ad hastag lars4lyfe hastag icedcoffee
A Lars is not just for Christmas...
Disney songs, but with the lyrics be about Lars.
A Whole New Lars
@inner spade 😄
howdy fronds!
When you wish upon a Lars 🌠
Larstasia
Good afternoon
Snow White and the Seven Lars'
Bleeps on YT!
Bleeps and bloops are a go!
👋
(Lars'? Larses?)
Do the thing!
Greetings everyone! Happy bleepering and bloopering Thursday!
Is that the workshop, or the virtual workshop, @haughty quiver ?
Neither - it's all in the Matrix!
mic audio in sync, peaking at -6dB. Excellent.
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🖖
Why did Hugh need changing?
oh I get it now! It's called "RECAP" because the board has capacitors 😁
@cinder wind 
Hi @waxen thistle
This is pun central.
Will this work on a Raspberry Pi running Linux? 🙏
Yep! this device appears like a regular keyboard
We can enhance it. We have the technology, and we have the FoamyGuy!
< 11 second latency on YT today >
And who isn't crazy about emojis?
About 2 seconds on Twitch.
Does Foamy Guy have an emoji?


Audio's fine.
Latency on Facebook too
I vote that FoamyGuy's emoji be 🧠
Audio sync is perfect. Just the overall (audio + video) stream latency.
Audio is great -- only a 2.23 sec latency on Twitch, and I'm on the east coast (JP is on the west coast).
🍺 🦸♂️
You should make a Fusion 360 version, to help Noe and Pedro!
It's such a cool display. I used one to get the RP2040 parallelbus to work
Looks like a Minion/Lars mashup...
It is just a character I designed for myself a while ago.
Cyclops
Hey there! Here's the code hero of the hour!
Made in PowerPoint out of basic shapes 🙂 That is my level of design proficiency 😅
It is a cool avatar. Kinda jealous tbh
can we use unicode combining chars to combine adabot emoji and eyeball emoji to make a foamyguy emoji?
My brain hurts just thinking about it...
@smoky island would displayio composite & display faster if you composed the individual button bitmaps into one larger one, and then displayed the single full-screen bitmap?
I recently saw someone who managed to put an entire game engine into a font file with some fancy use of ligatures or something like that. It seems like there might be a lot of crazy functionalities possible if folks push the limits of some existing technologies.
Is Rhino at all like Sketchup?
Good question. I'm not sure actually. One challenge with that approach would be matching up touch event locations with the large image to figure out which icon within it was pressed. As it is now, each icon is it's own object and that object makes use of some new helpers in the displayio_layout library to handle the touch event checking.
We do intent to look into images in RAM vs. OnDiskBitmap to look for ways to speed it up though. And I know there is work going on in the core to make bitmap loading faster so I think we'll gain some speed from that once it's all integrated.
Cyberdeck with it would be nice
Any thought for the 2040 or other low RAM devices to be able to send the image as its decompressed to the screen? I noticed I can't display a 480x320 image to the TFT as it runs out of RAM
I can't wait to see the guide for this. I made a much simpler version of this 2 years ago using a pyportal and automator. I have always wanted to revisit it. https://furcean.com/2019/03/21/pyportal-app-launcher/
That is awesome! I started the development on PyPortal before my featherwing arrived so it definitely is possible to run on that device as well!
I am not certain. I know kmath98 and jepler have been making improvements to bitmap loading. They might have more insight into that.
Cool, just kinda curious. I love how the display looks and just haven't had time to see if I can figure something out memory wise
That crosshair demo, witht he potentiometers for X and Y, remind me of the targeting system in the Star Wars X-Wings
i could see RP2040 used as sonic pi control with stemma connector
You are getting sleepy...
@lavish patrol That's my secret Cap'. I'm always slee........ 💤
Lol
Maestro JP
Nifty.
you'd need to get some device to translate from the nunchuck, but yeah
There's an Adafruit Breakout for that 😉
I was about to say that
Awww... Out of stock (for now)
https://www.adafruit.com/product/345
CyberSonic
nvm, Stemma!!!
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4836
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there you go Hugo
That's why that first one was out of stock - superceded by the StemmaQT version
Thanks, @haughty quiver 😀
Thanks @haughty quiver !
Thanks for the visit in the workshop!
Thanks for coming!
Thanks, good show!
Have a great afternoon/evening everyone!
Hugo well the stemma one with the Cyberdeck you have the deal
Thanks!
I think the only way to save memory right now is to use “OnDiskBitmap” to load to the display. Is that also having a problem for you?
Oops. That was for @nova totem
@smoky island Great Work!! Love the Emojis!
Thank you!
I still had issues but maybe I was doing something wrong. I'll have to try again sometime.
@autumn turret could you do an avatar from my Github's avatar 🙂 that would be great 🙂
I didn't make an avatar or anything special. I just copied the image from Foamy's Twitch channel and pasted here
Wanted to make sure they got the recognition JP was putting out there, for the work and the cool avatar
😦
You must have REALLY good vision 😉
lol

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Good afternoon all you wonderful snorkelers, deep divers, and monsters from the dark oceanic trenches 
Hola from 'rado.
Live on Twitch and YouTube
I just want to thank you Scott, you cost me some money the other day. 😛
Your Pomona SOIC8 grabber inspired me to replace my low-quality ones with a box set from Pomona 🙂
Good afternoon
I just went on YT, it looks good there for me
3.5" TFT Featherwing just arrived, connecting to Feather S2.
yeah they are non express M0s
hi scott
Yeah, i have a bunch of the old M0 lora feathers. Wish I got featherwings instead.
Sorry, I am late. I was watching Sandy MacDonald (from Pimoroni) first live stream on the Keybow 2040.
Hello everyone
hello, hope all is well
USPS is MIA. Fedex delivers to the wrong address. Lasership leaves it literally in a snowbank.
I'm excited for the piunora carrier board to come out
Which iron did you get?
I only wish the piunora had the PoE header
I went with the tshirt too
The TOFU has it
@waxen thistle I once got a package from adafruit delivered to the wrong address via UPS and a neighbor brought it to me three or four streets down from my street.
Nice neighbor @untold current
Raspberry Pi CM4 Carrier for Industrial Application
jkridner from BeagleBoard.org was asking about “the state of CircuitPython on Zephyr” and I realized I never heard the two in the same sentence.
He probably meant Micropython, thank you @rapid hornet
I’m sure Jason wants CircuitPython!
Saleae and Digilent have had several price increases over the past few years -- so my 2 cents, if you need something, get it sooner than later. They're not going to be cheaper.
Yes, this is my favorite Friday CircuitPython Deep Dive stream of all of them
True -- I'm all for a less expensive option hitting the market. Depends on when you need it 🙂
There's a real cost to fighting software, just getting something that works is so helpful
Hope we get an appearance from Trevor on the deep dive when the BLE stuff gets integrated with phone apps.
Hi y'all. Just got out of a meeting. My new chair rocks if anyone was wondring.
i'm looking forward to the BLE workflow. no pressure 🙂
my good chair is upstairs, i'm using a terrible wooden thing at my dining room table
Ha. It's not fancy but it's comfortable. It's highly rated on Tom's hardware and was $154 on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3tDD4Jb
How consistent are these commands? Is there a standard?
NIce chair, only $257CAD. i am tempted
Just ordered, among other stuff, two Feather RP2040's with Adafruit
i saw that espressif has a esp32s2 hmi devkit 'coming'
hmi, meant for HumanMachineInterface 🙂
lol
Limor was talking about erasing the flash taking a long time in manufacturing (might have been on Desk of LA). This Flash has a "chip erase" command that is quicker than doing it block by block.
Isn't the most recent CircuitPython build info here: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/blob/main/BUILDING.md
I found it just by trawling the repo
I soldered headers on Feather RP2040 and Ethernet PoE Feather Wing on Monday night. Still need to swap Ethernet switches around to test the PoE. But all signs are healthy!
Could you indicate in that guide that a pre-compiled mpy-cross exist?
Is there a separate build process/etc for just the Blinka libraries? Does this impact them?
I'm joining in late, so I'm not sure of the full context of what Scott is working on. But I don't think Blinka libraries typically need to be built. They are Python only I believe.
twitch show 1:22 and seconds
If I fork CircuitPython and make a local change, will the CI run and compile it for me, on my repo?
You might just alphabetize that
Is there a TOML parser for CircuitPython or is it "just python"
We are looking for a way to do config files on both Arduino (w/TinyUSB) and CP... for now we're just using JSON. Chris Young is working on pulling the config file out of the Arcada libraries to be used standalone. Was wondering about the TOML format
But when are we going to get CircuitBash
Yay, feathers! 🪶
I’m being not greedy and being happy with the 2 Feather RP2040 already in hand
@wind spoke what were the symptoms on your board
Thank you for the stream!
In RPI-RP2, it stay 30 seconds then Windows complain about bad USB.
Then I have to wait 1 hour to try again.
Thanks @rapid hornet for an excellent Deep Dive! Good luck with the vet appointment 😺
I can upload UF2, CP start but no CircuitPython drive.
Thanks Scott
Thanks @rapid hornet, have a good weekend!
Thanks scott. Good luck with the vet.
thanks all!
Dang, missed this week's Deep Dive. Guess I'll have to watch the replay, and remind myself, repeatedly, it's a replay, and not to comment in chat! lol
@autumn turret that’s me every time I forget when it’s on a Thursday.
@wind spoke but after the hour wait it runs normally? Sounds like something is either getting too hot and has to cool off or a capacitor has to bleed down.
After the hour, I can get another 30 seconds...
No hot spot as far as I could tell.
Next week we will still be out of sync with DST in Europe https://www.timeanddate.com/news/time/europe-starts-dst-2021.html
It's earlier, that is actually great!
Paris is at the latitude of 8.5 miles south of the Canadian Border in North Dakota, I-29 Exit 1.
(Too far north in Quebec to be in a major city)
Rangely Maine is 45 north; Paris is 48.85 North. ;)
Yet they have nicer earlier Spring weather than New York City.
Must be that Gulf Stream warmth. ;)
Hey folks! I will be streaming tomorrow at 6:30pm EDT/3:30pm PDT doing some more work on the RealTime Pi!
I am about to start up streaming some work on CircuitPython libraries and other projects. Join me here in the chat, on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGaAKHG-0RE or on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
Howdy!
Hello guys.
Hi there @autumn turret. It's 4 pm here already.
Good Morning/Afternoon
Only because you're 6 timezones ahead of me!
@grand tusk Hi!
I see the translation peeps have been slacking off. Only swedish on 100%.... 🙂
what I did my homework yesterday
I am in the future? Wohooo!
I'm dealing with a remote team who is 12 hours ahead. I force myself to remember to say good evening to them, even as they say good morning to me
@ancient grotto They sneaked one string in
You be Bach, I'll be Beethoven
Done!
@ancient grotto Time to nag Hugo then? 😛
@autumn turret good morning too you
Wait, there's a time when I'm NOT supposed to get nagged? 😛
Yep. Any time you are at 100%.
@autumn turret 9 strings to go, c'mon...
GO GO GO!
le sigh okie dokie!
We are converting the foamyguy stream in our own weblate weekly meeting. are you done @autumn turret
?
lol
I'm with you, I like to git pull from the matching main branch
The git submodule commands are a mess of trying to understand what does what
"update" + "init"?
Submit to peer pressure before noon: ✅
Wohooo! 🥳
yesss!!!
"The translation has come to an end". Sounds so ominous!
Hugo have found the purpose for today
"The world has come to an end"
Hey all! is foamy guy on fire today?
Foamy's always firing on all cylinders!
@light stump He is about to put Github on fire anyway. 🙂
One of the lines (bottom left) looks weird due to rotozoom, I think its due to integer rounding (?)
Sorry have to step away for a bit.
Todays project is done. A 3D printed PCB holder.
For soldering?
Nice one @clever summit
It's this one - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4799068
Looks pretty. much like the Hakko one. How are you weighing it down?
That is nice, I hate when boards starts moving when soldering
This is hte one I was thinking. 3d print looks REALLY good
https://hakkousa.com/omnivise-pcb-holder.html
Yeah, I bought that one couple of weeks ago. This one is wider and shorter.
Agreed - JPs icons and artwork really make the work you put into the framework really pop
Yes very nice
Back. Yep, the display.auto_refresh = False is a good way of holding the refreshes while doing a bunch of drawing.
Downside is that means the function needs to have access to the variable display
So... What IDE should I use for CircuitPython? I used VS Code previously, but that one did not like it when the firmware crashed, I lost the firmware I was working on at several occassions.
I use Vscode + Tio terminal and just import the code that I am testing
Dealing with display and refresh at the user code is ok. But that will limit the ability of the widgets to do animations.
But I do not use the terminal built-in in the vscode, I have alot of problems with ubuntu with that
I do have a license for all of Jetbrain's IDE's. I would prefer to save the files on my local disk, and get the IDE to copy the file over.
For examples, sometimes animations require to fill with blanks and then redraw something. If an auto_refresh randomly hits between the blank fill clear and the redraw it can cause the screen to flash.
Also; I have put VSCode on my hate list because by default it does not prompt for saving files when you exit. 🙂
No, it saves the file contents, not just to the actual file you are editing.
Yep, so the animations will require access to display to manage the auto_refresh.
So when you open it again, the contents are there. AS IF you actually saved it. So....
So, leads to endless debugging sessions just because you actually forgot to save the file.
<rant>And this is as I said the default behaviour. And when you search the settings for "save" when you want to change it, they named it "hot exit" just to make absolutely sure you can't find the stupid setting.</rant>
radians = degrees * 2 * math.pi / 360
factor out the 2.
Reminding me of missing points on my algebra tests.....
That would be radians = degrees * math.pi / 180 right?
Math dorks are cool.
Using the value 90 in code makes it easy to see that it indeed 90° you want.
So not sorry you are a dork. 🙂
For rotozoom, if you want centered rotation it's sometimes easier to arrange everything relative to the center of both bitmaps (so ox,oy is center of the destination and px,py is center of source bitmap)
angle=90*degrees```
Yep, interesting stuff.
Cool. Scale by math.sqrt(2) if you want a complete diagonal.
The rotozoom float scaling is good for fonts (I used this in Dial).
Both up and down!
In the rotozoom, I think it converts the type from float to int. I don't exactly know how the type conversion does the rounding. It may round to the nearest even number. I need to revisit that and see if it can be more predictable with rounding.
How about antialiasing?
This algorithm was from some ancient Amiga computer code from folks that were doing all kinds of cool conversions and trying to do it fast with limited processor and RAM capability (kinda like what we're trying to re-learn even today).
Oh, you mean the knowledge I had back then. 🙂
No antialiasing right now. I know that jepler mentioned wanting to look at that. I think that antialiasing will require some other palette tweaking/additions at the same time.
The ancient Jedi texts!
I wish I had an Amiga back in the day. I started with my brother teaching me about the Commodore 64 and the Amiga was like a dream.
I started out on the C64, but I did get around to move to Amiga eventually.
Which library are you using for the touch screen?
Adafruit_STMPE610_SPI causes a hard crash when I initialize it.
Just guess how many tricks you had to use on a 1 MHz processor where you tried to synchronize your code with the electron beam on the TV display just to switch a register at the exact pixel point.
We need to get you one of these: https://tinycircuits.com/products/tinytv-diy-kit
DESCRIPTION The TinyTV kit is currently sold out, however we are making more and anticipate having these back in stock by March 26, 2021. You can place an order now and they will ship when available. The DIY TinyTV Kit assembles easily in less than 5 minutes with no soldering or special tools required. Load up to 5
I'll add a delay, see if it helps.
It is the same featherwing.
Adafruit CircuitPython 6.2.0-beta.4 on 2021-03-18; Adafruit Feather M4 Express with samd51j19
Reminds me. Forgot to order a SAMD51 board.
I'll pull the featherwing branch.

