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not really, you are limited to the length of the original music box before modification.

thanks!! I'm thinking of making the other stages but I'm not sure yet how well the obstacles would feel in VR (swings,...)

@@randomprototypes4471 hopefully you can figure it out! the final stage is very fun, and I’d love to see more! keep up the good work

thanks 😊 I think the first stage could be really good too. Quad step and dragon slider are probably really fun to do in VR, but rolling hill and tackle would not be very good for VR

same dawg

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@@randomprototypes4471 honestly, I think you should make stages 1-3 for everyone to train on so that way everyone can train on all 4 stages

@@randomprototypes4471 when I downloaded this on my oculus it didn’t appear in my apps where do I go on my oculus to find it? By the way I side loaded it

hello, If the commercial printer is an FDM printer (filament job), it will not be better for that. I think a resin printer would work better for the overhang problem. To prevent overhang, I designed the pins as triangle (pyramid) instead of cylinder. The height of the pins are progressively increased over multiple layers so that the lower layers can support the layers above. Also, directly controlling the printer motion helped me to fine tune the print quality.

Hello, 1) the first cylinder is necessary to know the list of notes of the comb of your music box (different music boxes have different combs with a different list of notes). 2) Maximum length is depending on the original music of the music box (without loop). Some boxes turn faster than others, but I don't think you can get any box that would be longer than 25s.

you can add more columns like at 4:19 The gap at 1:45 is because there are some empty columns on the left and right part of the score

@@randomprototypes4471 ahhh dumb me. thx for the support

the 18 lines are because there are 18 pins. To affect the speed, you can add more columns like at 4:19

thanks 👍 The software is still a beta version and has not been tested by many people yet. If you get any bugs, don't hesitate to send a message.

Hello, I'm sorry, but unless manufacturers sell a standardized comb with known notes, it is not possible to automatically convert midi files to music box cylinder. It has to be done manually.

@@randomprototypes4471 thanks so much 😊. Do you have Skype/WhatsApp or somewhere else that I can ask for some problems while running the code

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thanks, but I'm not selected for this year. I'll just go to watch and support the Kurotora representatives.

@@randomprototypes4471 oh I see well you're part of kurotora team. I'm gonna look forward to it! It's quite interesting to see part of your training and Sasuke content

thanks 👍 For the training, I don't post much on this RUclips channel, but you can see more on my twitter or instagram ( @llamagix )

hello, you need to install python on your computer (there are a lot of tutorial if you search "how to install python on " + your OS), then execute the python script that will generate gcode (cylinderGeneratorGCODE.py) or STL file (cylinderGeneratorSTL.py)

thanks, I'll upload soon a new video explaining how to install and use my fishbone VR app.

Hello, I only tried on beat saber, synth riders, open brush, and my own app created with unity. It should theorically also work with the games on this list : creator.oculus.com/mrc/ or any game compatible with RealityMixer or Liv.

thanks I try to keep my videos short or with timecode to let the viewer skip the parts he is not interested.

thanks 😀 The next video on this subject should be ready soon.

si le four est de bonne qualité (précis et maintient une temperature constante), c'est possible aussi. Faut faire gaffe à pas monter trop haut en température sinon le filament se déforme

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It seems to be cheap only in Japan. I don't know if any other country use it.

I try to do it on all my videos because I'm not native English speaker and some people may have difficult to understand my accent. I think it also helps to get better quality on the automatic translation.

you can try to print directly from a air-tight box filled with silica gel. You just make a small hole to insert a ptfe tube to pass the filament. Or you use a commercial filament dryer with that option, but that's more expensive.

@@randomprototypes4471 i want to try that but just for single role and test it first to see the changes. I saw this setup in your video it's a great idea. where do you get the humidity sensor that you have?

are you talking about the sensor at 1:26? It's a cooking thermometer to verify the temperature inside the bag, not a humidity sensor. I have a humidity sensor in my drybox to store the filament when it is not used, but it can only measure the humidity in the box, not inside the filament. I tested the drying quality by printing multiple times a calibration part. Another method would be to measure the weight of the filament and the silica gel before and after drying, but you need a precise scale for that (ideally sub-gram precision)

Hello, I bought the 18 notes music boxes from Amazon and AliExpress (Amazon sellers are basically reselling from AliExpress at higher cost but faster delivery). I think the main manufacturer was Yunsheng but sometimes it was not written. It's a little bit trial and error, just be sure to avoid the gold plated ones because it's much more difficult. If you have long delivery time, it's good to buy a few ones in advance because it can easily break while you are modifying them. I think I broke 5 or 6 while experimenting.

For the 3d printer, if you have no experience, the best may be to search if there is a makerspace with 3d printers around you. The printers would probably be correctly calibrated and the owners may have the experience of using it and helping you. I personally used a creality ender 5, but I think most FDM 3d printers would work if properly calibrated. Resin printers should be usable too (and probably create higher quality cylinder) but I didn't test it and it would probably require some tuning.

yes, this is an alternative. It depends of what is cheaply available in your country and how useful it can be. I would have no usage of a food dehydrator except for 3d filament, whereas I also frequently use my futon dryer to dry clothes, shoes,... on rainy days.

Glad you liked it 🙂

thanks 😀 I also hate when a youtuber talk too much instead of focusing on the topic.

I guess that can work if your car reaches the good temperature and the air humidity is not too high. Maybe it can be even better if you put it in a sealed bag with silicate to absorb the humidity.

what do you mean by "features" ? except the humidity level, there are not much difference compared to the rest of the world. the components are the same, mainly coming from China, Europe or America (with expensive shipping fees 😭).

I'm Belgian (my native language is french) but I currently live in Japan

@@randomprototypes4471 Ah, ok! Merci beaucoup!

thanks, yes, and mostly less trouble to do trips outside 😀

thanks, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask 👍

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non, belge ^^

nylon is indeed much problematic for moisture absorbtion. I have a DIY dry box (no heat, just silicate) to print from it directly, so I can dry my filament before starting a print and put it in the box. When I made this video, the reviews of the drier boxes were quite bad but maybe it got better now. Can you dry a filament that already absorbed humidity? or can you just prevent/slow it from absorbing?

@@randomprototypes4471 I've had some success restoring filament that already absorbed some moisture. It's not complete 100% results but i'd say it restores it to servicable, at least. I mostly print nylon though, so that might be a factor.

@@MK-lk7nc that's interesting. If I buy one in the future, I'll try to do some drying speed comparison.

@@MK-lk7nc for nylon I highly recommend buying a airtight container. Find a large bin with a gasket around the lid. The mote latches it has the better. I found some massive bins with 6 locks around the top. Then fill them with bulk bags of silica gel beads. I out 5 lbs of the stuff in each large box. Get the kind that changes color when it's full of water. You can bake them in the oven to reuse. These dryboxes will not only keep filament dry but can also be used to dry wet filament. Just leave your filament in for a week or so.

@@jamessowin2505 Those are all great tips tyvm.