jschrempp

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

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

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.