jschrempp

Here's a video of my project so far. I'm doing a set of classes to allow the scripting of a sequence of "scenes". Our goal is to have something ready for next Halloween. I am really impressed with this mechanism. If you need eyeballs, I recommend this one.https://youtu.be/Yc7GSbDvWUc

Are you sending floats into the servo positioning functions? That could cause some chatter.

At the bottom of step 2.

Hi. You might be able to make it with the tools you mention, but it would take a lot of skill. The Laser Cutter makes such great parts that it's hard to beat that approach. You might google for "maker space" in your geography. A lot of maker spaces have members willing to do small jobs like this.

Ah, GitHub says the PDF issue is on their site, not our docs! They have issued a partial fix. Viewing our PDFs on the GitHub site now works on more browsers/OS combinations. I assume they will keep working to get the rest fixed.

Yes. We use these:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UJ0DVN4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

You raise a good point [pun intended]. I'm not an AoT expert. I googled a bunch of images and see that the point goes both ways in a lot of art work. Even in cells from the TV show I found the point going different ways. In the game it seems to all be the way I made it - point on the side of the release lever. I attached a couple of images to this that show it both ways.What would you suggest I use as the authoritative source?Thanks for the note,Jim

Hi,Thanks for the nice comments. I enjoyed that project a lot.Jim

c u github?https://github.com/TeamPracticalProjects/PillReminder

You can find it on Netflix. A series of 24 (so far) episodes.

Thanks for the nice feedback. If you make one, be sure to post a photo - I'd love to see what yours looks like.