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Really, it's kind of nice. 😊

Ahahahah yes! People get into zombie mode :)))

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hey thanks nope. I think if I remember correctly it's just couple fo multipliers using the intensity information for displacement. I used only Cadets.

thanks both! I send and analog signal through Ilda, it's just voltages, ilda is not digital. check my website www.jestern.com

@@thejestern thanks! Hmm, I might just connect the galvo's to an audio amplifier so I can use a cheaper laser. Lasers with ILDA are always more expensive. Would a normal glow in the dark surface work with a blue laser instead of a UV laser?

@@erikpoephoofd yes that should work as well.

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Thanks! It’s not really my objective to make music

Thanks! It’s not really my objective to make music!

I think it looked better. However completely arbitrary :)

thank you Bert for taking the time for writing this. Nothing pretentious :) Been doing this for more than 10 years, I won't stop soo soon ;) check the rest of my work if you like.

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it's a weapon for visual mass distraction

<3 very cool @@thejestern

thank you@@BT-qf3uc!

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I've got the vague feeing it's not his cup of tea

👽👾💜 You have a pretty weird god, I like it!

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Thank you!!! I like it raw and dirty

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Hi the canvas is custom-made using some pigment and transparent paint. It took me few trials to perfect it. It’s difficult to quantify the time but I would say 10-20 seconds to disappear. So it allows me to draw quickly. Some material stays lit too long. It’s the UV part of laser light that excites it, eg red or green would leave no trace.

​@@thejesternhave you thought of diluting some of the UV paint for a second attempt to cut down the retention time? I'm not 100% versed in the science of phosphorescent materials, so I'm not sure if that would help it or just dim the output. Ah what am I saying you probably have

HI @@Enderdragon91it's still something I'm currently working on: understanding ow the material works. for now I have a satisfying mix. I noticed that with less material I get less brightness. The property of how long is the retention depends on the material itself, e.g. some compounds last longer and the effect is undesirable. So it's two variables: amount equates how bright, while chemical composition equates luminance time.

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Icosaherdon? 😮

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hey thanks! it's basically just color modulation... :)

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Possible but still suboptimal really, for commercial applications at least!

You are welcome! These are great tools also for didactic purposes…

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nope and not the paypal money either

benjolin is great

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It’s in the first examples that they suggest

​@@thejestern Awesome! I own a THAT, too, and an old analog oscilloscope beside my digital one. Would love to reproduce what you showed. Which example do you mean, specifically? Is it in the booklet that came with the THAT ( the-analog-thing.org/THAT_First_Steps.pdf )? Or somewhere else? Do you have a link?

The audio comes from THAT, it has enough output for a speaker. I think I passed it through my soundcard though in this video.

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