#Digimon V-Pet GO
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But again, I’m waiting on some parts.
In particular; the gyroscope, the ESP32 board, batteries, and sanding tools
I already got the paint and primer and stuff
In the meantime I’ve been working on the Pendulum style shell, I’m hoping to have it done within a week but we’ll see.
Couple of questions I wanted to ask after scrolling around cause this is amazing:
Is there a way to use custom sprites?
Why are there only 2 buttons?
Can this be used for the game w0rld?
I do not have any soldering knowledge, is there a way to purchase a complete unit?
Yes, you can add custom sprites.
Cause T-Displays have only 2 buttons, but like the VB you can hold down a button to go back/exit a menu.
No support to W0rld.
I sent a picture, scrow up and you will find it.
is it this image
i see the image above it of how its connected
do you put it above the lilygo?
DM me
Yep
I’m gonna try to find a way to put the back cover on with self-tapping screws for the Pendulum shell model, the little clamps that hold the back on are a bit annoying.
Added you
glue?
I feel like the device should be easier to open and close without glueing it, but you could still glue the back on. Could make a back plate model with and without the screw holes, that would be easy enough.
Also, coming in the next update.
Brand new Quest Mode with updated graphics and a lot of new Digimon to fight against and get a lot of EXP:
Digital Monster X/Pendulum Color
But this was the avatar I was working on I originally for my character
It’s called the sorrows egg
It was based on the pendulum cycle egg
This is not my original version of it
are the batteries that yall use rechargable or do you switch them out
ah alr
How can I add custom sprites? Because I Like Ancient Series Digimon. So if I can add sprites I will add ancient series. 🙂
@narrow ridge has leveled up! (1 ➜ 2)
Sweet
Awesome
The T-Display has a charging circuit as well so if you install a 3.7V LiPo and connect it via the provided connector it charges via USB. I'm getting approx. 6 days from a full charge.
My digimon evolved into Turuiemon. But on the stats screen for it, it shows the next evolution as None
Have you met the requirements for any of its next evolutions?
Why didn't I think about this?! It only has one evolution which requires battling. It has just evolved so I didn't battle yet.
This option shows the evolution it will undergo; if you haven't met the requirements, then it won't show anything
Since I started using this device, there has always been something there. This was the first time there was nothing so I thought something was broken
Have you ever created an adult-level Digimon before, or is this your first time using this device? Because the previous levels always have a predetermined evolution, so it's normal that an option always appears
I did raise one until it reached Ultimate. I think I just never noticed this.
Because you need to fight at least 15 times and have a 70%+ winratio
It's because if you fight in Baby 2 stage, or Child stage, it counts
1000mah?
I have a 1200mAh battery and it can run for way over a week.
A 1000mAh should be enough.
Actually, it should run for 2 weeks or more based on my unofficial observations
is the project code open source or is only rurounik working on it
Yeah my Devimon says “None” too, it’s just that I haven’t spent enough time battling it, or alternatively I have not Jogressed it with another
If I had the Digimon to Jogress it to LadyDevimon I could then Jogress to Mastemon with Angewomon from NSp
It's just me.
It's closed, for now.
Yeah I haven’t charged mine in a while and it is still going. It’s been at least 7 days but then again I only check it to take care of it. I have been too busy in Blender lately. It’s like at 50%
I believe mine is 1200mAh
Nope, 1000mAh
All my other Digimon devices are in backup or EEPROM reset atm
But yeah either way this thing uses very little power if you aren’t using it much
If you charged it for 30-60 minutes a day it would probably never die
With balanced usage it can go up to 15 days with a single charge.
But my battery is a 1500mah model.
Now you can send all your pets to NacaStorage for saving purpose... It's working fine now
Great things happening at the Unemployment Factory

Holy cow
Very coop, but wouldn't it be interesting in adapting it to support an 18650?
The case might be a little chunky if you had to make it any bigger but idk maybe
I’m not sure how big that battery is off the top of my head
At the very least I believe due to the bevels it now can house a slightly larger battery
The battery itself should probably stay at 10mm thick, leaving about 11mm of space on the inside
For the depth
104040 batteries do exist and they range from 1800-2500mAh from a quick search
Idk if the right battery end is available
103050s don't exist?
They likely do. But on the original drdo DMC-style model it can be hard to put the clamps in the holes that hold the backplate on. That’s why I may try to put hole for self tapping screws on the back instead of the clamps, and/or create a version where you can glue the back on securely
We can now use more different sizes of batteries thanks to the bevel
If you can, make it so that you don't have to sand down the esp32
And the MPU chip can slide in on the bottom bevel
I had to file my board antenna
Since I won’t be making a space for the bottom prongs
You mean the part where the prongs go or?
No
Its that my tenstar t-display was a bit larger than the case
So I had to file the pcb
Oh oki
Length wise
Question do you got a caliper on hand and the board?
He encontrado esto en AliExpress:
TENSTAR t-display ESP32-D0WD CH9102 Chip 16MB WiFi y placa de desarrollo de módulo Compatible con Bluetooth Control LCD de 1,14 pulgadas
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EJhdmry
This is the one rurounik recommends, maybe the design should be around this board
If it helps, it's about 2mm larger than the regular t-display length wise and 1mm height wise
Wow yeah that’s a big difference.
Does it change the screen placement/button or is it that the little black part at the end sticking out that’s got all the extra length?
Same placement
That’s good to hear at least. I can just add the extra space to the Lilygo dimensions
All I did to make it fit was trim about 1mm of board and a bit on the antenna corners
Oki I’ll work towards it, thanks for letting me know.
Np
I’ll move it 1mm on each side so that there is room for other stuff we may want to add as well. Perhaps a thicker piezo in the future
I’ll release the STL one I get stuff like the charging hole finished, if anyone would like to do test prints. My Ender-3 V3 SE is still not setup atm
I would like to avoid the clamp design as much as possible tho cuz I’ve had it pop off my device too many times
The charging hole is annoying btw I’m still trying to figure out what I have to learn to make it
I really only started using blender like 5-7 days ago
I am remembering I cannot do this to each side thanks to the charging hole
Just one side
When I got my t displays the only thing I did was sand it the sides cause the PCb is rough. And sand the 3D USB C a little and it fits perfectly.
Original internal length was 50.Xish mm. New one is 52
Might look a little long on one side
And the best thing to do is look for the cheapest compatible model at the time:
Acabei de encontrar isso no AliExpress:
Placa de Desenvolvimento T-Display ESP32 com LCD de 1.14 Polegadas, Módulo WiFi Bluetooth para Arduino
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mP9TXqZ
Here I got the same size:
Yeah im using a 1000mAh
It’s almost ready for test printing but yeah it was actually easy to figure out the charging port after gutting my device. Punching this hole is gonna take some extra measuring of the shell I have so I’m taking a long break, may not be done today, I need to be certain it goes in the right spot.
My resistors are probably gonna snap off when I finally get the prongs out of the holes
i made a list of links for anyone wanting to order the needed parts
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mP9TXqZ - T-Display ESP32
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EJhdmry - Alternative link T-Display ESP32 option, Rurounik recommended
https://a.aliexpress.com/_c43kCG6R - 1500mAh Lipo Battery
https://he.aliexpress.com/item/1005009195493526.html - Piezo Speakers
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005010210639478.html - Alternative Piezo Speaker option, Rurounik recommended
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005010057794277.html - MPU6050
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mt3Olxx - 1/8W +-1% 5.6k ohm resistors | For DRDO's DMC shell you'll need Two 3.9k ohm resistor (preferably 1/6W-1/8W size)
Two 5.6k ohm resistor (also 1/6W-1/8W size works best)
You can reduce it to 1 of each resistor by not soldering the bottom prongs. They're for the mono-color adapter and might not even be part of future shells (won't be in Pendulum Shell)
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLo1PA1 - Nickel strip
please lmk if im missing anything, ill add it to he list
Pretty damn smooth imo. Turning it into an STL added a lot of geometry but hopefully it should print. But tell me how this goes. Size is in MM.
Reminder, this is just a prototype. Idk how you would print it or what orientation works best
You can reduce the amount of resistors by not soldering the bottom prongs btw. Just 1 of each resistor should be oki. I mentioned it only because it’s necessary if you want to still use DRDO’s DMC shell and you want to use the mono-color adapter. The Pendulum shell will not have bottom prongs.
I should have added that bit of information back then when I listed the parts off
Check the wiring guide I posted a while ago also, it should tell you where your single 3.9k and single 5.6k ohm resistors need to go for the top prongs
i tried to make it a bit more organized and easier to read
but god forbid discord adds tabbing to messages
It’s all good I feel you
I’m surprised the top prongs remained attached but yeah I am gonna have to leave mine gutted for a while for more measurements. I’ve carved my trenner a bit in the past to bring the wires through as well as when I was putting the keyring on.
So the trenner will probably have holes or grooves where the top prongs should come through for convenience
OK, is it possible for me to modify just adding the Pendalin function in the shaker?
Yeah you can cut the trenner short in the DMC model and put it there. That’s what Rurounik showed us
For the Pendulum shell (I can’t really call it pendulum color since it has a few differences) it will have a little extra space, about 5mm, in the bottom bevel (each bevel added about that much space)
Thank you
so the shake function in the little noise rattle can fit if I make them small enough
For now, in the DMC shell, you can make the buttons slightly thinner like Rurounik said and it will make a little rattle. But yeah I’m gonna work on making a little shaker to add that you can 3D print
But for now I still have the finer details to finish and the buttons to add
I figure out the price to use blender on. It might hate me after afterwards, but it might work.
The steam deck
Ah I’m just using my Surface Pro 4
It can handle simple models with less than probably 10k faces
This one is actually p simple
It has a touchscreen but I only use it when connecting my ESP32 since it has one USB port
I found out the touch screen is very useless for blender
The SP4 costed me I think $130 or $170 in the past? It does basic stuff at least
2-4GB of RAM is good enough for basically a throwaway computer
I already own it. It’s the entry model before they start manufacturing the day after.
Ah oki
It’s the last entry model Manufacture before the had the parts issues
Piezo A6(25mm) is in stock
The buttons can be the same size, just trim the button holes to make more space
Ah oki
I’m gonna make the buttons a little bigger on the pendulum shell tho, like how the Pen’s buttons are anyway
But now that the Shakes have color feedback, that's not needed, but it's a nice feature to have
That would be awesome
oh i was looking at the 20mm and 23mm ill update it thanks
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For all of you who had to trim your pcb, have you considered that it could be from your printer?
I wouldn't say my printer is well calibrated but I didn't really have to trim mine to make it fit.
Was yours the Lilygo or Tenstar board?
I don’t have a Tenstar on hand but my Lilygo is like 51.4mm
I’m glad I bought the caliper it makes it way easier to measure more accurately
I have the Lilygo. It is also 51.4mm
The Tenstar is the one atm that is said to be slightly larger.
I got 3 Tenstar boards otw, should be May 8th-17th
Once I get the actual model in hand I’ll measure it and everything
The Tenstar board I mean
Oh yeah other thing
The shell will have holes to put a keychain through
So it can look more like a Digimon device
I would recommend jump rings tho
They are easier to put in than a keyring
From there you can attach a chain to the jump ring instead, and they can be manipulated with needle nose pliers
Or ig at least you can attach a charm
After probably an hour of nonsense I got my V3 SE updated and built
I still have original pendulum parts
Hey, what does PSC?
I tried to order more batteries because I’m making multiple models for testing
I have no idea, is this an electrical thing or?
I found a couple different things that match the abbreviation
Oh pieces. That’s how many you get I believe.
Ah oki
I thought maybe it was part of the listing image ngl
Until I looked at it closer
2012
I just hope it's right before I punch the holes (I do have a backup at least). The dimensions are slightly different from the original DMC style shell so atp it's becoming a sort of like "vibe-modeling" with the buttons.
If you print this and anything is too off, lmk. It should work with the original buttons, but the button tips themselves will be a bit larger once I make them. Size should be in MM, around 38x54x23mm I believe. Can't fully remember off the top of my head. I'm gonna work on the frame that goes around the screen now.
Well actually I'm gonna take a break for a while today but might hop on later. All that measuring gets overwhelming
I forgot about the little bezels on the top and bottom edges actually
So ig I gotta do that next
This is gonna be more of a challenge than I thought, looked easier in my head
@vapid belfry has leveled up! (15 ➜ 16)
Slowly getting there...I imported jyoshi's thingiverse model to help me see how to make it.
Still have to change certain dimensions and the PenC frame has hooks/clamps on the bottom that I'm not even gonna both with trying to remove
This should be easy to print when I’m done but idk
It’s like 4mm thick
The walls are, the actual depth is only about 2mm
Ah boo, batteries I got said JST but I guess it's a different one, oh well, gonna have to solder anyways
I think this might be an order
For a jst connector kit
Question, how big is the case?
Ah lemme double check rq. I can’t remember off the top of my head
External dimensions are 54ish mm by 33mm by 22ish mm
Walls are roughly 2 mm thick
So you can subtract 4 from all those values
Or subtract 3
Cuz it’s like kinda around 1.5mm thick
So about 51-52mm by 30mm by 19 mm internal
For the Pendulum shell, it’s like 52mm by 40 mm by 20 mm.
I believe
Actually lemme double check that 40mm measurement rq
It’s only 34.8mm. But the T-Display board only takes up about 24ish mm of that space
I need to add the things that hold the board in place
To fully realize all the extra space available
I’m just asking so I can make my decision to the battery and get it
I just discovered some and tools for it
103040 is the standard atm, or you could probably do 13050 or 104040
Latter two may fit in the pendulum shell
Pendulum Color gameplay implemented
DMX system implemented with new animations
13 Stages in Quest Mode
Dynamic Backgrounds in Quest Mode
Brand new Food Interface
A lot of bug fixes
I’m questioning
From the listing
I'm over it, the board came with the appropriate connector and I've got a soldering iron and heat wrap
Sorry,
I hope the wrong type of batteries and I’m not trying to change them out for something else. This is already over budget for me.
I am paying $80 for all the parts involved into multiple
I’m currently at work talking to my coworkew
So see you guys later
Guys, let's get to work
I forgot the wine
?
Boom
The frame really brings it all together. But for now I'm just using the frame to punch the indent in it.
P close to being done
I’ll smooth it out near the end
Also I had a good idea for the MPU 6050. Ofc after you have everything soldered, you can install two 2.5mm diameter pins with glue to go through the 2 holes in the board
It makes it a bit more modular
Or whatever the word is
More customizable/flexible
Reduces shaking the thing around

I’ve seen a few MPU6050s and they range from 20mm by 15mm to larger sizes
For the pendulum case only, idk if the DMC could do this
I’ll design the holding pins when I do the buttons tho, they’ll look similar to buttons but slightly smaller. And ofc have flat heads to prevent movement
No matter how many battles I win, EXP points stop increasing and remain at 10.
It’s a life
I don’t know where I was. I’m going with this.
GOD DAM
lvl cap exists.
DMX manual explains level cap by Stage, being lvl 10 max for Stage 6 and 7
Understood
I got the trenner and buttons + holding pins for the MPU6050 (not shown) finished, all that’s left now is for me to test print everything once I get my Tenstar boards. The trenner will stay the same size but be held in place by walls extending from inside the base. I’ll leave a little open area on each side to allow for wires and resistor legs to pass through. But the board itself will essentially be sealed off from everything else.
Everything will be finalized when I know that I have every measurement correct
Coming soon also; screw hole fixtures/alternative back plate that snaps into the holes
Digivice Mitosis
I had to do a lot of fixing on the shell cuz of those grip ridges I made. Nothing would bevel right
Check it out now tho
It took a while to fix cuz I had no backups for once
I couldn’t sleep anyway so I got to work with it and came up with a solution
I still have like 20 or more vertices to manually merge together cuz of this mistake
Even had to redo the back plate entirely but that was easy
MPU needs to be fixed vertically inside the shell. In the same position I did in that picture.
This is awesome... With screws this thing will be so much better
Looks like you got the right kind of connector but just the wrong size. JST comes in two different sizes: 2mm and 1.25mm.

Oh well, I may not be any good at soldering but I should at least be able to handle this
Awesome work. I haven’t even had time to touch any cad software. Been real busy with work. Glad that you were able to hash out such a nice one.
Once you finish, I might remix it with an additional reset button and slot for an on and off switch.
I considered that. You’d need to make the button kinda long now tho
The distance from the reset button to the top is now like an extra 4mm
Yk what actually
It might just work
I had to take my soldering tip and melt a hole in my DMC style model to get to the reset hole
A hole at the very least would be convenient
Laying flat on the bottom of the shell should work too if it just needs to read the movement of the X/Y axis right?
I’ll show you the space I’m talking about I created for it
Oh yeah I did get two holes done also
I’ll do the rest when I get a final measurement of the Tenstar T-Display
Also yeah 104040 ain’t fitting in this thing like expected, I would go for 103050 if you want something with more battery capacity. Just a heads up.
I see a lot of listings and 1600mAh is the norm for that size
You are taking an intensive course in 3D design
Yeah I’m enrolled at Search Engine Academy
Basically if I don’t know how to do something, like there’s something I want to bevel but it’s at a difficult angle, I’ll just go look it up or work it out until I get it right
My puter won’t let me take a screen shot probably because the scene collection is getting too complex
Oh yeah the self tapping screws will probably be 2mm by 3-4mm if you wanna get ready for that
The head is 3-4mm the screw itself is 2mm
You can use plastic threading screws probably too
Or just glue the back on
Won’t have to worry about threading the back plate holes, that hole will be wide enough to let the screw slide through
I’ll buy these self-tapping M2x4 screws and after putting them in a test print I’ll let you guys know how well they work. I may have to step up the screw size to M2.3x4 actually tho cuz the screw hole size I designed is 2mm wide so I’ll buy those too
https://a.aliexpress.com/_m0Noc9Z
Michael waves come from the michael center
lol
Thank you I actually needed a laugh
Don’t have any of the parts that that I need anymore they changed their set up in select apart so small spaghetti cable gone the free dimensional center used for the pendulum on battery selection is so low that it goes between regular and rechargeable ion which are only two types currently.
Im having some issues finding parts lists and instructions, would it be possible to pin some of these things so its easy to find, including this new software update? Thanks for your work!
While I wait for my boards to arrive I’m gonna work on a project I wanna do
3D model for the DIM Card Tool that uses the CH341A programmer
There are some but they’re really blocky
@thick jasper im pretty sure this list still has all the parts needed
Can you link me to the build instructions?
#1494144833168867378 message here’s the wiring guide I wrote up. Prongs are optional but if you want them still the resistor legs/nickel strips go through the slits in the top of the shell if you are going to print it or get it printed.
That’s basically really all that’s needed to know how to build it. Drop the T-Display in the shell after soldering everything, put the prongs where they need to go, drop the trenner in, then connect the battery and put it in. Slap the back plate on.
If you add the MPU you do need to cut the trenner in half tho
I’ll link what Rurounik posted about the internals #1494144833168867378 message
Scroll up a bit from there and you can see a visual of where all the stuff is soldered to
youre amazing thank you so much!
i made a wiring diagram based on this, does it look right?
It would be best to put that 5.6k resistor on the other side’s GND (grounding) pin, the resistor legs are not long enough. You could swap the GND of the Piezo to that side tho.
I have yet to put mine back together and I never added the speaker
hows this?
5.6k is pointing at pin 27, should be the GND right below it. The point where the 3.9k and 5.6k share a connection at pin 25 with each other could use a dot but otherwise I think it’s still readable.
good catch, heres with the changes
Oh normally the dot would go at the intersection (area circled in red). I didn’t word it right, sorry. Otherwise I believe this works.
You can use the same GND for both, Piezo and Prongs, no problem at all
got it, thats probably a good idea to show a junction as there are already some overlapping wires in the diagram
Oh oki. Mb
okay perfect, i figured it would be okay but i didn't want to add interference from the battle prongs just incase
It wont
sweet if its common ground then it wont matter. i have never worked with this board lol
The GND just doesn’t really go anywhere
Sorry I’ve been up for a while cuz of insomnia
Some days I don’t go to bed
ur good, thanks for helping me! honestly i think it might be better to use the GND on the other side just to not have too much soldered on one pin lol
@thick jasper has leveled up! (1 ➜ 2)
I usually wake up 5am. Can't sleep past 6.
The board have alot of GND, fell free to use it
yea lol might as well
okay so here it is with the junction points added!
Some days I stay up like 30 hours or more. When my mind is too active usually.
I’m actually feeling tired now tho, aside from a 5 minute shower nap I’ve been up since 10AM yesterday
jeez get some rest, im exhausted just reading "10 am" lol. im guessing you tried the usual stuff: meditation, warm shower, reading?
You guys feel like engineers
Are going with this project
I am heavily amazed by your guys progress
I just give into the excess energy and focus and end up not being able to sleep.
Felt. Probably gonna be the same once my parts come in. Hows the pendulum housing coming along? Are you working with blender?
Yeah it’s blender, I’m just waiting on the Tenstar boards to come in before I make my final adjustments
In the meantime I’m modeling a different project
I’m gonna model the DiM card shell also since I don’t see it anywhere except online people selling them. Gonna open source the shell so people can make their own DiM card shells too.
Nice ive been wanting to make my own blank dimcards since the main guy making them isnt shipping to the us anymore due to the tariffs
Yeah the tariffs suck for the community.
I have a disassembled dim card. Do you need pictures of the shell?
I have a few, and I cracked open my extra VS Memory with a small screwdriver. It’s better if I’m able to measure the device in person.
I’ll get back to work on the V-Pet GO project in about 4-7 days when the Tenstar devices arrive
Walls are thinner than I expected, but they’re about the same thickness as the DMC style shell
And a Lilygo TTGO does fit. I had to stop the first print because the frame failed. User error (skill issue) on my end
I think the frame came out oki but the finer details were lost on the two little leg things ofc
The little notch things just above the end of the tips. It would probably work better on a resin printer or a smaller nozzle size
A support failed and got in the way so ig imma do it tomorrow
I tried the slim tree supports, so that’s my fault
However, the prongs and little hole next to it printed
I can confirm I got the hole p spot on
It did turn out slightly smaller, so I’m gonna add another 1-2mm of space on the end if it’s not my print settings.
It only spans the width of the entire board, doesn’t account for the charging port
It may be easier to print upside down also. I may try that
May not even need supports at that point
Except for the screen area
And button area
Actually wait
It kinda has slightly more space
It’s like 1-2mm difference
The length that is
And I got the wall thickness just right for the USB C port
So you can see there’s quite a bit of extra space for you to add some stuff on the sides
And yes it will print faster and with less unnecessary supports upside down. I should have done that to begin with
Infill should only be like 10% for PLA also
Idk about the others but probably same thing
This. I tried printing the DMC shell and at first it failed and came out pretty ugly. Flipped it upside down and it printed with no problems.
Having extra space on the sides is great. The trenner would push down on my resistor legs, but this should remedy that. It’s looking good. 🙏 Thanks for your hard work. Excited to see it finished.
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It’s not entirely finished, but basically atp. I’m gonna make walls on the inside with the next test print, and put holes in them you can run the resistors through to the top. This should make it so that you have less things touching the legs and less things putting weight on them. Also, putting holes in the extra walls inside that hold the board in place is just good cable management.
And thank you yeah I went from not knowing Blender about a week or so ago to basically almost finishing my first project.
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I had some set backs at times, like the grip ridges at first
But otherwise I learned and managed to always fix it
I feel like I should make the grip ridges bigger tbh I do know how to fix them faster atp.
How do you guys secure the board and speaker inside the case? Are you using double-sided tape or a hot glue gun?
In the DMC shell, everything fits in it pretty snugly once you added the trenner, battery, and back cover. Once you slide the USB port into the hole, it holds the screen pretty firmly. I didn't use any tape or glue for my first build.
are you hosting the stls anywhere? once i get my parts together i would like to try printing the pen shell
I just had to fix something major cuz of an issue with my slicer cutting supports through parts of the print that it’s not supposed to
It just didn’t fill some parts
Ig
you are doing the manifold trick with windows 3d viewer right?
slicers can get real finicky with 3d models and completely butcher the model because it isnt manifold
No I had like holes in some of the walls of my model
Must have accidentally deleted something
It was on the face of the shell specifically
All good now
Now I just gotta add the walls that separate everything from the battery
Without the manifold it would have been worse probably
a trick i learned from the bionicle community is to always open stls with windows 3d viewer, import and it will fix the file and make it ready to print. i usually do that before printing to fix any errors i may have missed lol
Also fun fact when I fixed it, it was only like 5 manifolds
Ah oki
I think before it was like 30 tho which is kinda high
im so new to the 3d modeling space, i did not know manifold was a thing that could be numerated. i thought it was like a state of being lol
cognito ergo manifold
thank you 🙂
Gave +1 Digi-rep to @humble storm (current: #89 - 29)
I was wrong, thinking of a different one. It’s still 30 rn…
It was 320 before though
I imported the old file since I keep backups as I work
I think ik what those 30 are too
It’s probably the grip ridges and maybe a stray vertex here and there
Here's a test file for you, just the shell rn since I am working on the backplate to fix the grips again.
Just fix the manifolds in your slicer, it probably has a repair option.
I'll continue to work on it, I thought I didn't have any work beyond the inner walls for a week but I was wrong as soon as I put it through a slicer lol
ill print it tomorrow
Same
I got the non-manifold geometry all fixed
Now I gotta redo the grip ridges eventually
Oki, grips are increased in size and smoothed a little since they lose detail at this scale anyway
It looks big when it’s right in your face in blender but
When it’s like tiny 1mm nubs and you’re running filament with a .4mm nozzle the detail is basically nonexistent
.2mm nozzle then
Yeah I need to buy some
Either .2mm nozzle or resin
Probably works best for the project
resin don´t work for this
For real?
yes, @shadow ibex can explain it more, he tray it
i do resin yes
Yeah idk anything about it, just like the few prints my bf made when he had his resin printer
I considered getting a resin printer over a filament printer initially
Get filament
Resin is messy as hell, and nowadays, if you use the proper nozzle size it should be very similar in quality
Oh yeah I’m making a test rn of the shell with my filament printer. I got some .2mm nozzles otw
Going oki so far aside from the buttons that flew off when they were done
The calibration pin hit them. That’s my fault tho
Put them too close together I think
I made the shell slightly wider also
Before it was 34, now it’s like 37 something mm on the inside
41mm wide
55 mm long
53ish mm long internally
I also stepped up the size of the button holes
Ts looks way bigger in blender
Supports stuck to my build a little too hard. Gonna have to change some settings in my slicer
Other it came out oki
The button area is p ugly, might have to add like .1mm of thickness to it.
USB C is a little tight and a little too high but I’ll fix that
Screen area probably should be a little smaller also
If all these supports weren’t a lil too stubborn the shell would have fit well in the frame hole
Also the prongs all line up where they should
Button holes are lil too close also I’m noticing
The screen will probably sit far away btw if your resistors are too big. Like max 1/6W preferably 1/8W
On my board I still have the 1/4W 3.9K resistors
Kinda stops the screen from touching the shell
So yeah anyway, basically don’t do a test print for that recent STL. The next one I drop should fix all the issues and add the final touches
Amazing work, man..
That's incredible.
Thanks I’m doing my best. And learning along the way. Before putting it down for the day I was working on a messed up internal area (non-manifold from trying to fix the USB C hole), otherwise I think I got the buttons in the right spot and to the size I want at least. As well as making and placing the new USB C port, with a shape that matches the port better
@thin sail @vapid belfry is it possible also port this to T display S3?
I had tweak it according to the github by Berational91
Also I had also port in wificom , serial function referring to SuwitNaynan’s m5wificom
Here is the result for wificom
Here is the result via serial
I can provide the code i currently have to support you needs.
Here is the S3 product details
With shell are soldered versions T-Display-S3 is a development board whose main control chip is ESP32-S3. It is equipped with a 1.9-inch LCD color screen and two programmable buttons. Communication using the I8080 interface Retains the same layout design as T-Display. You can directly use ESP32S3 for USB communication
It is having newer chip compared to the T display
cailn i get a information or source code for ported wificom?
DMed
What would all the new pin wirings be after the port?
Otherwise I wouldn’t mind dropping a little on a T-Display S3
I went back to a version before I apparently deleted some geometry lines and it seems fine now.
I need an S3 first.
I'll get one and see what i can do.
guys, i had write up on the s3wificom detail
I have only the basic prong connection now. I had order the remaining parts, they are on the way from china. Will get to me around 1 week.
Ah oki. I’ll get one eventually. If we end up using it I can make a shell for it/modify the current one
For now I finished slimming the area under the screen, moved up the USB port hole, made the button area +0.3mm thicker and buttons +0.3mm wider/centered them, and added the keychain holes.
also here is code for vpet module.
Referencing Berational91 DigimonVPet on the establishment for T display S3 - mintmakerenterprise/S3VPet
most of the item remain the same, the only few thing edit are the setting to match the screen of S3
Oh oki. So just different resolution and different pins basically
yes!
Also if you guys want a 2000mAh 103050 that will fit the new Pendulum shell when it’s finished, I found one on AliExpress but you’d have to modify the battery end.
Imagine how long this thing could last on 2000mAh
Might even get 2-3 weeks of use out of a full charge
Also I just remembered this, I’ll look at some battery switches that fit in the shell and make a hole somewhere for it so you can add a switch to it. Or if you want, send me the dimensions sometime of the battery switch you plan to use. I’m working on a chamber and button for the top to add a reset button already. The chamber the button goes in just ensures that it doesn’t fall out since there’s so much distance now from the ESP32 reset button and the top of the shell.
A good 12mm*
*(Edit nvm it’s only like 6.8 mm from the button to the shell atm but still, feel like the button could fall out into the shell without the chamber)
Of distance roughly
I will make the battery switch version potentially a separate STL tho
Not everyone plans on installing one probably, and it’s not super hard to add such a thing
I might tweak it later but reset button hole added. I’ll trim the button to the right size eventually
The internal walls and such will get rounded also for more of a mold injected look
I’ve been stress testing this test print I have, surprisingly very sturdy
Especially on the sides with guide walls for the ESP32
The battery switch I'm planing on using is about 2 cm wide. The actual switch is 5mm tall, and I have a shorter one I could also use that's 3 mm tall.
It can fit length wise, how far does the switch travel? The hole that the switch travels along I mean specifically, its Length and Width
3mm tall one is probably best unless you plan to cut down the 5mm switch
It’s been a long time since I saw a switch like that
Parking complex is the circuit
The side walls are only 1.9mm basically 2mm thick on the sides
And it depends if you want it flush also with the device, I could probably do that
Add a little bit of wall thickness where it needs to go
But tbh sticking out 1-1.1mm is hardly anything too
If 3mm tho, I need the lengths and widths of that switch
I could actually implement it into the trenner tbh, have the trenner hold the battery switch in place. Tape it with some kapton tape or super glue it. We have a lot of options here with the extra space.
I’ve escaped unemployment finally so work on the model will be slightly slower
Congrats!
@stark veldt has leveled up! (1 ➜ 2)
It's 3mm x 6mm.
Thank you, I’ll get to work on it at some point tomorrow. The job actually hired me like same day.
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Thanks
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Tbh I did like an hour of work and probably not gonna get paid for it ngl but it’s whatever, I had fun cuz I’m working with machinery. Whatever it takes to get hired nowadays too
They also wanted to see if I would actually wanna do the work cuz I keep getting let go from jobs cuz they “overstaffed” so it looks bad on my job history
Anyway sorry went off topic too much there
Another night of not being able to sleep until like 3AM, anyway while I was waiting for my hair and bangs to dry I was inspecting the official pendulum color and noticed what exactly I had wrong and how to fix it; now the button area looks really good and close to the official model. Gonna make the slopes on the side longer also, it looks a bit weird with them being so short. I also gotta finish redoing the grip ridges AGAIN (last time I hope) because I see how much different I’ve made it from the PenC and ik how to recreate it.
I’m finally tired so I’m going to bed tho.
Redid the edges in like 30 minutes this morning to later fix the grips, I gtg to work now tho
It's SO BEAUTIFUL
【Technical Specifications】 Diameter: 1.75mm ± 0.02mm Printing Temperature: 190-220°C Heated Bed Temperature: 0-60°C (optional) Net Weight: 1kg/spool (vacuum-sealed with desiccant) 【Applicable Scenarios】 Jewelry prototypes, artistic decorations, custom gifts Mechanical parts prototyping, creative ...
I’m p tired but tomorrow morning I’m gonna go back to making the grips again and some other stuff
Sweet dreams
My Tenstar boards and gyro chip should arrive between today and Monday so I can finally double check if it all fits in the case
Is there no clock? cause I can't find clock....
I might have to make them more curved but at least I am at a point where it’s easy to fix cuz I made sure to keep a backup from before I made them. I never removed the button from the hole but that’s mostly because I wanted to see how it looks.
I think I was able to get to the clock by holding both buttons down.
Thank you So much 🙂
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Also if the Tenstar is actually too big like
I’m thinking why not just make two separate versions, it’s not that hard to grab an entire side of the shell in blender and drag it
And just make it a little bigger
I’ve gone my best to keep the geometry neat so usually I can pull things around with little consequence
Project sober and blue is a go
Nice! I have parts that should be coming in the next day or two too! Gyroscopes, batteries, and nickel strips should be here hopefully tomorrow.
I just noticed that the minimum weight of my Hanumon is currently 5g. It's supposed to be 20g. Is it a known bug that's improperly updating the correct minimum weight once evolution happens?
i got my parts! ill try to assemble this tonight
It is, the txt have the right number but the code is dropping to 5g minimum.
Will fix in the next update.
Sorry I don’t use my phone at all if I’m working. My parts may be here by Monday now atp but it could arrive on a Saturday
Cleared customs in <1 day according to AliExpress
does the positive prong go in the back or the front
2 bugs
stage 3 Angoramon evo to stage 3 Otamamon
not progress during sleep
I don’t fully remember atm. I wanna say positive/signal/pin 32 is top and GND is bottom
This is how it is on 2-3 prong devices
copy, next for the wifi settings on the device do i seperate the name of the network from the title with a space, comma or colon?
or do i just replace the 2.4ssid text with mynetwork
@thick jasper has leveled up! (2 ➜ 3)
ChipLILYGO ESP32 T-Display
I finally ordered them. They’re coming next month on the eighth.
Candace work with the program
LILYGO T-QT ESP32-S3
If you can, I’m planning on making a Digimon mini
Thanks for reporting.
Will check it tomorrow morning.
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Time is running during normal sleep. (not deep sleep).
The bug is it's not changing Age ATM.
Only text.
SSID
PW
Btw @vapid belfry have you thought about adding a pendulum clacker to the housing like the color?
That would perfect
I think evo counter not run during normal sleep
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It does.
I double checked
Oh, evo timer are from DMX, not Pendulum Color.
Yeah I’m considering how to go about it atm
I’m thinking making a capsule that you can drop a metal or 3D printed rod into
And than you can glue that capsule to a wall inside the device
Therefore making it an optional and changeable piece.
But idk still working out the final things
For the back plate attachment you’ll either need self-tapping screws (these create their own threads and can be found in small sizes) or or glueing it on
Trenner might take up more space also, or complete encase the battery
Then I later have to make a version with a battery switch which shouldn’t be too hard, but may limit the space available for the battery
I rounded the side edges more, and rounded the grips, I’m not changing the grips again cuz I p much have it perfect now almost
If you do dislike how squarish the grips look then a simple pass with a sanding sponge or emery board should smooth them more. They’ll get smoothed anyway if you plan to sand, fill, prime, and paint the shell
Otherwise on the pendulum color they are kinda blocky anyway
I am also redoing the keychain hole
I had it in a weird spot
It’s on the side, not the corner, of the pendulum device
I may just completely center the holes
But keep in mind if printing with PLA that it may be p weak, but I will probably do the keychain holder sticking out of the shell like the DM pets with some added support via beveling where it connects at the base so that it is slightly stronger
Anyway back to the topic of the clacker, there’s enough space under the prong area to make a wall you could drop a rod or ball bearing in, so it gives me the idea for a boxed in area to put the clacker in that you can slap a small lid on and maybe glue the top in place.
Prob to reduce the number of STLs needed, the buttons and clacker lid or anything small and extra will be connected together in one STL
But so far it’s just the shell, back plate/alt backplate, trenner, and buttons as STLs.
Yeah you find 3x5 mm metal dowel pins and prob use one for the clacker
Or 3x8 maybe even. Can’t just buy one tho so you will end up with a lot of them if you chose to go that route
The 3x8 metal dowel pin will probably be louder and feel heavier, mimicking the Pendulum clacker closer, but obviously you could just get the clacker 3D Printed
But yeah anyway sorry for the rambling I’ve just had a bit of time to think about it more the past two days
P much now atp it’s just attaching stuff to the internal shell so that it becomes functional. The aesthetic external aspect is basically done
looks like a rod is how it is acheved in this version of the pandulum
im thinking about making a pendulum cycle style shell, would anybody be interested in that?
Yes
I will be very interested
I am currently trying to get a 3d printer for cheap
Hi, does the “VS Bandai Link” battle option work?
It’s weird since I’m unable to battle using my Pendulum Color with the top & bottom prong connection 🤔
Yeah someone showed us one day here, metal dowel pins are the closest thing we can get to it I believe
I think it’s doable and potentially less work than the Pendulum Color shell
The grip ridges have been a pain
But they’re finally finished
Found these
Thoughts on the (hopefully) final aesthetic external changes?
Perhaps it can never be a perfect replica but it’s close imo
Sorry for the ping @thin sail but these are the last changes I will be making to the outside, I think this may be as good as it gets for now
It is p crazy that this is how it started out for me
I’ve learned a lot in roughly two weeks
It is the closest thing i ever seen.
Amazing work, @vapid belfry
Thank you
I'm thinkin on getting a Bambu Lab A1 next week
Next we gotta do the internals and punch those same grips into the backplate, and it’s basically done
If you do you should look at the metal dowels they sell
They’re cheap and would be a good size for the clacker
No they range from 2x6 to larger sizes
It’s like a metal rod
I would recommend 0.2mm nozzle tho if you want to retain as much detail as possible
Ok, noted
What they are for?
Clacker, in machinery tho they usually hold things in place
It’s like the pins holding your watch wrist band together for example
But you can get them in bigger sizes
If you wanted tbh you could probably use a wood dowel too
Oh, got ya
Either way I’ll include a 3D printable clacker pin in the button STL
For anyone who wants to just use that. Shouldn’t be hard to make
I did take the test print already and drop a piece of 3D printed garbage in the extra space under the prong area and covered it, it does actually sound close to the clacker in the PenC
@vapid belfry has leveled up! (16 ➜ 17)
The only problem I can see is with the location of the charging port actually, with it being really round in the edges it may not reach the end of the shell for charging unless you make a depression in the end of the shell to put the charger in.
And that depression has to be big and wide enough to also account for the plastic covering the male charging end
Also if you wanna keep the look of it having 3 buttons without adding a 3rd middle button, you could make a fake one
Or it could just be a button that presses both at the same time maybe. I never thought of that until now ngl
Tho that kind of strain could break it anyway
Anyway if you’re gonna work on it I look forward to seeing what you come up with
Also I will probably release the actual .blend file with the STL eventually if anyone wants to add anything special to it. Like for example maybe an imprint of the Digimon Logo, the Digimon Pendulum logo from the box, etc
Though changing this STL prob won’t be that hard
https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/d2-stainless-steel-dowel-pin here I’ll link this
You can also look at their D3 (3mm diameter) dowels
If you own a Bambu Lab printer it may be useful to have them on hand anyway
Thanks
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No problem
Grooves are to make way for wires and resistors, also the reset button
The thing that holds the clacker will be pretty simple
And it will hold a 2mm dowel
I started sketches for the cycle
Hole itself is 2.2 mm to give space for manufacturing deviations for dowels
And to let it slide
I made a diagram of what goes where on the inside. The little grooves are so you can use the extra space in the device while keeping it a little more organized inside
This is a super cool project, really excited to see it progress! Just want to report a bug I'm having I didn't see anyone else mention yet. I was wanting to wake my digimon up from sleep but many of my menus are not working while sleeping. Anyone else have this issue?
Back plate w screws finished finally. Had to do the screw holes and update the grips
Atp I’ve spent more time designing it in Blender than playing with the device so I’m not sure.
I feel like the back is missing something, perhaps some small lettering or something.
I think it looks fine personally! Lettering would be cool as well
Ig it does leave a blank space to add personalization tbh
For sure you could throw a sticker on or print custom text
@thin sail do you have a logo design for this device/software? it probably wouldn’t be hard to trace in Blender. It would be optional to have tho, it’s p easy to just copy the object and put an imprinted design on it.
Yeah true
Tbh it kinda chonky
Might have to shorten the device eventually
The internal depth is roughly 21mm, for devices that take up that space, the Lilygo is 4mm (unsure about the Tenstar), trenner is 2mm, and battery is 10mm. That’s only 16-17mm, give or take
I think I came across another bug. Not sure if it’s supposed to be this way or not. I’m used to the DMC, where when it’s time to evolve, the Digimon evolves even if it’s sleeping and it remains asleep.
In the V-Pet GO, I think the Digimon wakes up, lights go on, it evolves, then it goes back to sleep, giving a call for the lights to be turned off. If it happens in the middle of the night, that call will most definitely result in a care mistake.
My Hanumon evolved into Mammon in the middle of the night, and sure enough, there was a missed call for the lights to go out and a logged care mistake.
Are you an engineer or something?
Cause those are some sick sketches
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mPvJ4f9
found this listing for some $2.70 dowels in various lengths. You really don’t need this many, but it’s p hard to just buy them individually on their own.
Updated the link
They’re 2mm x 8mm
It's not a issue, it's what I wanted. If the Digimon is sleeping you can't feed, battle, train or wake him up, until it wakes up.
No, I'm really bad at designing art in general
That one I'm not aware off.
I'll check it later. Thanks for the feedback.
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M2 X 8mm?
Yep
No bigger than 10mm
No smaller than 6mm
You could use 1mm or 1.5mm if you have those, just will shake more. The hole itself is 2.2mm
I tapered the holes to make the dowel easier to insert also
Ah, that’s oki.
Im an artist actually lol i am not smart enough to be an engineer
Your design is so cool. Awesome work!
@thin sail this project is really nice! Thank you so much 🙂
Are you have a plan sound on/off function?
And metal empire & virus busters egg?
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I do.
Of course, all PenC Versions will be added
Well turns out it will wake up like you said.
If it's on Light Sleep it will wake up and get a care mistake.
Will check the code later.
Thank you for the Feedback.
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The bug only happens when the device turns the screen off for some time.
Will have to check it later and add a 15 minutes timer to do whatever you like with the Digimon when you turn the light on, like DMX
The supports fused to my model last time so I’m dropping the temperature
Okay. Thanks for checking. I wasn't actually sure about it because I wasn't there to see him evolve. I just came back to it after it turned to Mammon, asleep, lights on, with a care mistake. The time on the clock was around 2:00 am or so when I looked at it. I'm glad you were able to replicate it.
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Sometimes I try to pick off that little strip of plastic waste it makes to ready the nozzle and the entire first layer fails cuz of the tiny vibration from picking it off
We all good now it’s going at 100 printing speed for now
Surprised by how little supports it needs, even for the keychain. Initially I was gonna use floating screw holes, but I had a feeling it would be less structurally stable + require more supports.
With the more triangle shaped slopes in the button area, it uses less supports now also
Oh yeah I just noticed, the Pendulum Color has 4 screw holes in a similar layout
So I got that kinda right too without meaning to
Look at it go
Ah gotcha thank you!
I left the house so ig we’ll see if the last 100 layers turns to spaghetti while I’m gone
Supports stuck p hard to the button area again
Didn’t stick as bad tho. Also need to move the screen over by like a mm or two
Testing the back plate now
Might need to make the backplate a bit more hollow, maybe it will prevent it from curving a bit.
Otherwise it’s basically almost done
Keychain holder needs to be thicker tho
Screen is off by about 1-2mm
Oh man this is so fkn awesome
Almost completely done
I have some really minor shit to change
But it’s like a few things here and there
One more test print hopefully
Redid the auto leveling and now my prints come out amazing
At least way better than before
Making all the miscellaneous shit like buttons and the trenner rn
The trenner will actually wall off the battery from everything
Not just separation from the board
I am gonna maybe try to print the clacker and reset button on their sides.
They’re p thin (2mm) and don’t do so well
I could probably make them wider tho tbh
The trenner is almost done and if doesn’t warp than it should fit the battery
I think a 103050 would definitely fit
Is it the new print?
Can you send more pictures?
This is the battery trenner
Cover
I had to trim the trenner more to make it fit better, I also made similar changes in blender.
Otherwise the buttons, clacker, etc came out looking like shit
Tbh
It will probably be improved when I get a .2mm nozzle
But atm I can’t really print the buttons
I also did raise the height of the inner walls also
Because the trenner is putting pressure on the board anyway
There’s like resistors and capacitors attached to the back of the T-Display
And I don’t want to put a lot of pressure on something like that, especially since you’re gonna be shaking the device
You could break something off maybe
Total I think the entire thickness of the T-Display is actually closer to 6-7mm
Thanks to those parts on the back
So we’ll say 6mm for the ESP32, 2mm for the trenner, 10mm for the battery, taking up a total of 18mm inside the device
Instead of the 16mm I had given before
I suppose you also have to count the 1.7mm part that pushes up the screen so the buttons and USB has room
So 19.7mm roughly
20mm to be on the safe side. The internal depth is like 21ish mm so it’s basically done
I expected there to be way more room but when you divide it out evenly and organize things the intended components ends up taking up that space anyway
I will probably put a spot on the back of the back plate so you can attach the speaker to it
But that also means being careful when you open your own device
Also can’t have any exposed wiring on the speaker
Like a normal virtual pet
I’m also still learning how to do 3dprinting myself in art and saving to get a starter printe
So you work is quite amazing
I'll add lines for the wires but I think this should be oki. The holes look big but they're only 1.5mm wide, they're p small actually
Thanks
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The backplate should be printable upside down
Unless your printer cannot handle the slopes of the edges, it should print with little supports
Can prob tape the wires down with Kapton tape or something. Otherwise they're just to add space for the wires from getting pinched.
Had to redesign all these cuz otherwise I don't think my printer can handle them. Clacker hole is now like 2.5mm wide. Probably print it laying down on the side
So yeah that's basically everything.
Just have to duplicate the backplate from a previous version and change the screw holes on it on the copy to pegs at some point
Otherwise tbh the screw holes are not going to be hard to make
M1.6-M1.8 self tapping screws will bite into the plastic holes and make their own threads.
A box of them are cheap and can be used for future projects you may make
Since M1-M2 is a p common size for electronics
I had downloaded blenders
I did have to make the keychain holder bigger idk if I mentioned that
It could barely fit a 2mm jumper ring
And it cracked the plastic
But it is structurally stable
It has yet to break completely
Time to make the donut
I’m kidding I never did that tutorial
I really didn’t want to. I just learned as I went along.
I’m doing it now
Also if you want I’d recommend some wire wrapping or heat shrink tubing over your resistor legs.
Just helps to fully keep wires from crossing
They don’t get very hot
You can short your device if certain things touch, I did it once and lost all my progress.
If you do heat shrink/wrapping also you can make the Pin 32 leg red and GND black
Or whatever color to help you tell the difference
20 or 25mm piezo?
25mm
But you could do a smaller size probably if you used an adhesive
Ace.
I have at least 10 units
Only thing left atp is a test print basically
To make sure that I moved and resized the screen hole correctly
Gonna get a printer this week
I can give you the STLs later today if you want
You really only need to print half the shell
Just to see if everything aligns
It will take at least 3 days to arrive
What do you think of Bambu A1 mini?
I’m unfortunately not gonna be able to do it for a while
It's way cheaper than the A1
I need more filament, I never bought extra
I’m not sure but as long as it has a build space of 100x100 it should work fine. I kinda forgot the details about it but I did consider it at one point
I may also slice some the excess space off of the shell btw and attach it to the backplate
To reduce warping
A1 = 256x256mm
A1 mini = 180x180mm
MM or inches
CM
Sorry forgot about USA strange units lol
My Ender 3 V3 SE has 220x220 mm space
It’s just that I’m used to working with mm atp so I forget CM is a thing
I really do dislike imperial atp
Tbh for the longest time cuz all my manufacturing jobs commonly used mm
Mini is 150usd cheaper than A1
Machines adjustments were always in .01 mm for when I was printing
Yeah it’s a nice price tag but I needed it even cheaper. Eventually I’ll upgrade maybe.
My V3 SE costed $180-$190 or something
I had an offer for an Ender-3 og for like $90 but I had read that the V3 SE had all the upgrades people normally add to the Ender-3 and a lil more
So I went with that
All my parts just arrived today, a few days late. Do you need any help to do some test prints?
Hi! I'm trying to install it, but when I try to turn it on it doesn't. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
Hard to know what you're doing wrong unless you tell us what you've tried. Can you walk us through what you've done so far? Most likely you flashed it incorrectly.
It could be the cable that you're using. Try a different cable or a lower Baud rate and reflash it again.
If it flashed successfully, hitting the reset button on the serial monitor tab should boot up your V-Pet Go.
How do you customize sprite
And how many can I add?
And is it possible to add in mega plus
Yeah if you could that’d be cool. I need to upload the files tho, but I’m at work atm unfortunately.
As far as Baud rates go, I’ve found that 921600 works for me as well as 2000000.
If your device doesn’t show up in a COM port at all, it’s your cable
I’ll have the files in like an hour and a half. I have to take public transportation everywhere. But my boyfriend wants to go to a place to eat. He works a lot so he can’t really give me a ride.
Might be 2 hours
Ik I don’t need to announce anything but I prefer to do things in a prompt and timely manner with given or guesstimated ETAs.
Oh yeah you can test the power switch placement while you’re at it if you want.
I had to raise the internal walls to try to make the trenner not put as much pressure on the stuff on the back of the TTGO T-Display. The walls extend 8mm from the bottom of the internal shell, and the trenner is 2mm thick
I could probably dial that back tbh
Maybe 1mm is fine
Heading to work. I can try the test print once I’m off.
Sounds good
Here's the latest test prints
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7351510 here I made a thingiverse account a while ago
A Pendulum-style shell for the ESP32 Lilygo/Tenstar TTGO T-Display. You will need the firmware files from the V-Pet GO project in Digitama Hatchery made by Rurounik. Currently still somewhat of a WIP but nearing the end of designing. Reach out if you have questions.Refer to image 3 in this set for a wiring guide.The part in the Miscellaneous STL...
Never posted anything to it prior
I just noticed the slightly messed up geometry on the charging port side
I’ll fix it later in the week it’s whatever
The final result is really much better than what could have been asked for, it is very much appreciated ❤️
Thank you. Also I ended up fixing it in like 5 minutes cuz it was kinda bugging me. I’m going to bed now tho.
The new body shell is on thingiverse
The well-deserved rest 
heres a model of the lilygo t display for anyone who wants to make their own shells
it already has the mpu module modeled into it on the back and space for the capacitors on the front
Hey @thin sail have you thought about making a version of the software with the monster hunter or godzilla sprites?
Thank you for sharing your model! I have a question. What kind of screw is using? M1.6? or M1.8? And also Is need M2 metal? (For pendulum feeling and sound?)
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It’s in the Thingiverse link, under the list of Needs at the end. You can use different lengths, as long as it’s at least 4 and not longer than 8
Oh. Sorry. Thank you 🙂
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No it’s oki, no problem
I’ll eventually make the backplate with pegs on it
The reason I made the hole deep for the screw is to give you options; and in the scenario of stripping out the hole, you can just go for a slightly thicker and/or deeper screw size instead of making a new print
The peg back plate model could also be an option for people who have stripped out the screw holes
Oh this is nice. Thank you.
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A detail I kinda missed; the back plate on the PenC is actually kinda sloped.
I’ll also pump out the backplate version with pegs sometime by the end of this week hopefully
This is great work. Thanks for all your efforts.
I just did a test print. The body is a bit snug to the point where I can't get my Lilygo fully in the shell. I think an extra .5mm clearance on the the left and right sides might be needed. The usb-c port also needs a bit more height, maybe by .5mm also.
Gonna try to make some adjustments in my slicer software real quick and do another test print.
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Maybe these devices have some variation between them
My Lilygo fit perfectly for this model
I did 52mm of internal length
Pulling the wall in on the side with no buttons should be oki
It’s already almost 2mm thick
That's very possible. I did notice that I left my infill a bit higher than usual from a previous project. Not sure if that made a difference or not.
I think perhaps we will encounter a T-Display that varies in dimensions, maybe. Naca already reported having to sand the end of the board on one side to make it fit
My infill was only 5%
And I did double walls in Creality Prints
Single wall might make the dimensions smaller but idk
I think 15% for the back plate probably would be best tho
At 5% it probably cooled too quickly and warped
It also cracked
I did my best to make the microcontroller fit well while giving a tiny amount of variation, since you will likely be shaking the device
This is why also I tried to give every wire and stuff a place to go without being pinched or touching anything else
How about the screen placement though? Is it off a bit still? @humble storm
You did a great job with the design. The screen placement looked okay, but it was hard to tell since I couldn't get my board all the way in.
Thanks. And yeah if the board isn’t laying flat it’ll be hard to tell
Screen placement looks good. I need to sand down some of the surfaces and print the rest of the parts tomorrow.
Yeah it definitely needs some sanding, otherwise better than I’ve printed so far
The top of the screen does seem a little high tho.
I may just shift the internals though to try to fix it instead.
It would be easier than moving the screen
Maybe it’s just the angle tho
But yeah I had an issue where I could see like down into the pin area
I shortened the top like a mm
I also had to cut off my resistors
Cuz one of them was still my old 1/4W resistor
And it pushed the screen away from the shell
Glad to see I got the buttons centered finally also
The screen sits nicely flush with the shell, but I haven’t soldered any of the other parts to the board yet.
Looking at it, I don’t see any pins, but the screen is slightly off centered vertically. There’s more “black” on the top than there is on the bottom. To me, it’s not a big deal; I’m not bothered by it. But if that’s what you’re asking about, then yes, I can confirm that.
As long as you use a 1/6W-1/8W resistor it shouldn’t push the board up at all, granted that both resistors are pushed all the way down to the board. For the wires you need to solder to it, would recommend bending the wire at an angle so it’s flat with the board, then soldering
And ofc snip the excess wire off so it doesn’t risk touching anything
You have a lot of wiring space to play with, so just make sure everything has some sort of wrapping at the very least
Specifically I mean putting the wire in through the back of the pins on the T-Display, instead of the front
Oh and yeah that is what I meant. I’ll adjust it when I get the chance
I got my MPUs
Unfortunately
It does not fit in the space I wanted it to cuz of the trenner
It needs like a good .5mm of clearance
So ig that means that the walls are about to get slightly thinner
@humble storm yeah the Tenstar T-Diplay didn’t exactly fit length wise in my test print I keep on my table.
I little bit of internal space should fix that. I was really close tho.
I got the Reset button like right on point also. I cut mine off on my first model
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7351510
MPU6050 space
Extra space for T-Display
9:10PM CST5/12/2026New Design Changes:Added an extra 0.3mm to make T-Display devices fit better.Added aesthetic touches to back plate.Added space for MPU6050A Pendulum-style shell for the ESP32 Lilygo/Tenstar TTGO T-Display. You will need the firmware files from the V-Pet GO project in Digitama Hatchery made by Rurounik. Currently still somewhat...
Oki update; one side of the back plate didn’t triangulate very well
Looks like both sides, so nvm on that
Reuploaded the original
The inside slopes a little inwards
To make the device slide in better
I’ll just leave the screen where it’s at for now
Turns out no holding pins needed at all for the MPU6050, the little space I made for it to sit in should be enough to hold it in place
The trenner was pushing on top of my MPU when I tried it in the device, just by a little
im working on a dm mini shell rn hopefully ill get this done this week
@fringe jackal i know you were asking for something like this
Yeah
Looks cool
Well, I gotta go to sleep. I can’t work in the morning.
Thank you for showing me
Work that way? Is not flat?
It is flat. The yellow box takes up extra space tho
It prevents you from adding the trenner
Oh you meant
Like the chip itself
Not its orientation
No they’re not completely flat unfortunately
I mean, if the lilygo is flat, this is 90°. But if it works, it works 🫡
Yeah I assume if it just reads X/Y/Z axis movements or just movements in general then it won’t entirely matter what the orientation is as long as it lies in a specific way. If it needs to be turned then that isn’t hard to fix. I’m just trying to minimize contact between parts.
Guys I have a question. Is it possible to Change V-Pet-GO to VPET By DrDo?
V-Pet-GO → VPET By DrDo & VPET By DrDo → V-PET-GO ?
Because when installing bin file DrDo VPET using different program.
But I think they using same hardware so it can be possible.
But I don't know how change DrDo VPET → V-Pet GO...
Does anyone know?
Yes, you can switch back and forth. You just reflash your ESP32 with whichever one you want. You can use the same program (https://thelastoutpostworkshop.github.io/ESPConnect/) to flash either bin.
Thank you 🙂 Oh I just flash either bin file. I understand. I thought this step making a trouble.
I will try just flash Drdo bin file 🙂
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@humble storm it’s the way to change the sprites inside the program. I’ve been looking and everything looks encrypted for a different language some of the programs in plain tax.
I am trying to add in a black dinosaur
As long as you have the 16MB version you can use either WifiCOM V-Pet to V-Pet GO.
This is the tool to change sprites for DrDo's V-pet. I'm not sure if it works for this as well or not.
Yeah it’s a different program from what I remember in a conversation with Rurounik. He will release it eventually.
For this device
I will. Promise.
Im in a quest to get a 3d printer
Get back home next week
You’re good, dw
Pendulum Color Sprite order(12 sprites).
You can put all sprites at once it will convert 12 sprites, create a folder and put the digimon.bin inside.
It will create all cut in sprites at once and create a folder for each Digimon..
You will need to merge folders with digimon.bin folders
Thank you
The digimon.txt struct
inside every numbered folder you will need digimon.bin(sprites) cutin.bin(cutin) and digimon.txt(digimon structure)
Thank you 🙂 Mine is 16m so I think I can.
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This is so cool! This means if we can find the sprite dumps we can make godzilla and monster hunter versions of the software!
No problem
And I can add Tamagotchi sprites
I made a few of them tbh
But I stopped working on it for the shell of this device
Oh man nanimon can return home
Hope you enjoy
update on the mini shell. i got most if not all of the parts designed im gonna print them and then clean it up
so cool ! What you use to draw them?
So i made the board model using fusion 360 since that needed exact measurments, for the rest i use blender cuz its a more free form process
My 3d printer is not working i ordered a replacement part that should come in on the 15th so ill try again then
Also just checking, does the online naca storage function work?
Been working on a way to incorporate the power toggle. This is what I came up with. It seems sturdy enough.
Just how the batteries are connected
I have it connected like this.
I almost forgot this was 3D printed for a second and not mold injected.
Nice solution though I like it
What printer, fillament and settings, please?
I use a Creality Ender-3 V3 KE. Here are my standard settings:
- filament: PLA, Jayo brand
- 200º C nozzle, 60º C bed
- layer height at .2mm
- infill density: 15%
- print speed: 300-450mm/s
- supports: generate, normal
So my nozzle temp probably was a lil too high at 210C.
I’ll try it when I get more filament
Oh yeah did you print it with its face up or face down