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hey there, dont copy the code from Hypertext, there is a .ino file attached in that step, please download that code, it is 100% tested code, there might be error while copying from hypertext window, just download .INO and you should be good to go!

great project, i really wish to make one for me, but i dont have access to 3D printing, is there any other alternative for similar project! ?

thank you for sharing this instructable, it was really important ! gifts are not great of a deal, but it sure makes a difference of smile on her face!

this is inbuilt Wire.h Library, still i found this on Github, hopefully it would help!https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/Wire

hello this happened to me too, its because of this effect called as Debouncing! which is explained here http://www.labbookpages.co.uk/electronics/debounce...you can simply solve it by adding a small Capacitor to the switch in parallel which will solve the problem it can be done with software too, but its quite complicated to modify the code as this is already very huge code, try hardware fix as i mentioned earlier, it will solve this problem!

a creality CR10 3D printer is on my Tools Wish List, also a DIY Drill for PCB would be nice and handy

i don't think it can display video, because its resolution is very low, although you can display pictures by converting the picture to digital information, which is quite complex.i think your question was regarding application for small video playing device, well arduino cant process that information, although there are other devices and screens which can do this job perfectly.thank you for interacting! for more questions feel free to comment

you can convert your spi oled to i2c oled ( if your display supports it ) here is a video tutorial for the same if you still wish to use spi interface ( i.e. dont want to make changes in your hardware) simply connect the scl a4 and sda a3 as shown in the picture

can you attach a picture of the same, i cant imagine which oled you are talking about! thanks

absolutely, the syntax on this library are much easier than u8g2lib, but yes, u8g2lib is much smaller and little fast and compact too, adafruit is much popular and people can relate to it as its known to everyone.

only conenctions change for spi OLED, and in examples for adafruits ssd1306, you can find a ssd example too, the code (syntax ) remains same for writing simple codes, for any further questions feel free to comment !

finally something INDIAN, i love samosa, matter of fact samosa is available in entire indian from north to south, all the way from east to west! and btw really awesome instructable, i never thought food making could be as easy as reading this instructable! great job!" Jai Hind"

hello tttavi, definately works on Arduino Uno or any other Arduino in that case, you just need to make sure that pins from this connection match the pins on arduino nano, else you would need to change the code a slight bit. do try it, if you face any difficulty, comment here, we are always ready to help you

always happy to help!do check out Mission Critical on YouTube for more such Interesting Projects and Tutorials

in the given code, the speed is fixed because of low refresh rate of our LCD screen in Ardunio, but yes you can try and change the code with the expression you mentioned, please check if the code has some variable named "Score" , because i havent mentioned any such variable into this code, please download the code, read it line by line, i have used proper commenting and also used names which are easy to understand. so read it and try to find the variable in which points are stored and use this condition in the void main loop.Thank You!!

hey there! this schematic has only 1 change i.e. 24v motor instead of 12 V, which is absolutely fine because Nchannel mosfet used here works with it! Enjoy your Build

yes! Absolutely you can upload it to your Arduino Nano! sorry for the late reply

Indeed! its simple too! thank you!!!!

thanks :)

thank you!!!