brianfit

Interesting question. You'd have to do it on the spreadsheet side as Storyline doesn't currently support variables in its JSON api calls. You could set up a REST call URL that when you hit it, IFTT increments a number in the spreadsheet, and you fetch that as your row number. But that REST url would get hit any time anyone using the skill got to that step, so it would increment for everyone. Thinking out loud here, but if it were me I'd wait until Storyline introduces variables in JSON Api urls -- or code this one outside Storyline. Maybe somebody else has a better idea?

Beautiful. I keep wanting to build a project like this, but I know nothing about how to calculate the size of the box (and the volume of space inside) to match the speakers -- something I know can be essential to the audio quality. Do you have any tips for those of us working with scavenged speakers of different sizes?

This is such a clear set of instructions I followed it, but I think it's a flawed approach. My install ended up fubar, I believe because of permission issues around running this service as user pi instead of the system user homeassistant. The link you provide to the manual install is more conventional and in my experience more stable -- I'd recommend users use that, skip steps 1-5, and start at step 6!

Beautiful. Hilarious. Nice commitment to solar powering your solution. Have a vote for the best in category for Green Electronics. I'm guessing you're new to fritzing -- FFR, you can right click your wires to use different colours -- it helps readability to stick to the red for power, black for ground standard and change up shades where things get close together. Also, once you run your wire point to point you can grab anywhere along the length and pull an angle so everything isn't straight and crossing. You've got some tidy breadboards there, your fritzing should do them justice!

Video of the Xmas day reaction added. It was fun, and got passed around a lot!

Oooh. Yeaaaaah. Hadn't considered but yes, an existing one pip could easily be incorporated into the kitty's belly, and that would have been upcycling an existing thing rather than making a new one. Like your thinking!

Got a link? I couldn't find it from your profile.

This project really would have been a bust had it not been for the professionalism of the 3D Hub I chose to print it. They could easily have taken my money, printed the first version I sent them, and been able to say what-you- send-is-what-you-get. My advice: take some time to read the reviews of the hubs you can choose from and pick one that gets love.

I love it too, but I'm allegedly a full grown adult. I'll let you know how it goes under the Xmas tree. :-)

Hi Abiels1, can you share the error messages you're getting? The code I've posted compiles and runs fine on a Genuino Leonardo, are you using that board or a different one?

Done!

DOH! Right you are, fdunayer. I've corrected the fritzing, and added the resistor from pin 6 which the Neopixel Uberguide Best Practices section also recommends, and which I added after I read the manual. Which was after the build. Kids, do as I say, not as I do: Read the Fine Uberguide manual FIRST!

Oooh. Tonic Water & UV! That's a really good idea. Bubbly!