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Hi!!! This video was incredibly informative for me!!! Thank you so much for making it! Can you please please make a video just like this one expanding on some more cool animations. These ones are awesome, I'm just struggling with my creativity how to make more. Thank you so much if you can, you rock!! I subscribed, thank you!! You helped me understand making your own functions like ColorWipe, incredibly useful!

Great tutorial. Thank you for the simple and straight forward instructions

Good quality information!

Greatest Video ever!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Greatest video ever

Greatest video ever

i'm finding when i scale it up to seven rings the outer rings don't rotate , i think this is a downside of doing this method where they all have the same slope , because they don't orbit at the same ratio around the center they get caught up as you get further out. keen to find a way around this tho

How to extract stl? Theres6 bodies. Do I combine join?

hidden gem

thanks for this

nice video, if you wanted the sphere to be flat on the top and bottom side how would you do that?

can u print it and just take it of and it works?? and does it need support

Perfect!

#include <VarSpeedServo.h> #include <IRremote.h> int RECV_PIN = 8; IRrecv irrecv(RECV_PIN); decode_results results; #define BUTTON_1 0x20DF8877 #define BUTTON_2 0x20DF48B7 VarSpeedServo BAWAH1;//NAMA SERVO BAWAH VarSpeedServo BAWAH2;//NAMA SERVO BAWAH VarSpeedServo BAWAH3;//NAMA SERVO BAWAH VarSpeedServo BAWAH4;//NAMA SERVO BAWAH VarSpeedServo ATAS1;// NAMA SERVO ATAS VarSpeedServo ATAS2;// NAMA SERVO ATAS VarSpeedServo ATAS3;// NAMA SERVO ATAS VarSpeedServo ATAS4;// NAMA SERVO ATAS int LEF = 0; int LEF2= 50; int RIG = 180; int RIG2= 150; int CEN = 90 ; int CEN2= 160 ; int CEN3= 60; int CEN4= 120; int SPEED1 = 20; ////10 int SPEED2 =29; ////15 int SPEED3 = 25; ////180 int SPEED4 = 150; ////17 int SPEED5 = 60; void setup() { BAWAH1.attach(4); BAWAH2.attach(2); BAWAH3.attach(3); BAWAH4.attach(5); ATAS1.attach(11); ATAS2.attach(9); ATAS3.attach(10); ATAS4.attach(12); irrecv.enableIRIn(); } void loop() { if (irrecv.decode(&results)) { if(results.value == BUTTON_1){ mode_1(); } if(results.value == BUTTON_2){ mode_2(); } irrecv.resume(); } } void mode_1(){ ATAS1.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS3.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(RIG2, SPEED2); BAWAH1.write(RIG2, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(LEF2, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(LEF2, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(RIG2, SPEED2); delay(1000); /////1 ATAS1.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(LEF2, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(RIG2, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(LEF2, SPEED2); delay(1000); ////2 ATAS3.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(LEF2, SPEED2); BAWAH1.write(LEF2, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(RIG2, SPEED2); delay(1000); ////3 ATAS1.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(RIG2, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(LEF2, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(RIG2, SPEED2); delay(1000); } void mode_2(){ ATAS1.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS3.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(RIG2, SPEED2); BAWAH1.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(CEN4, SPEED2); delay(1000); ATAS1.write(CEN, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(CEN, SPEED2); ATAS3.write(CEN, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(CEN, SPEED2); BAWAH1.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(CEN3, SPEED2); delay(1000); BAWAH1.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(CEN4, SPEED2); ATAS1.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS3.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(RIG2, SPEED2); delay(100); BAWAH1.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(CEN4, SPEED2); delay(1000); ATAS1.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS3.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(LEF2, SPEED2); BAWAH1.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(CEN3, SPEED2); delay(1000); BAWAH1.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(CEN4, SPEED2); delay(1000); ATAS1.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS3.write(RIG2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(RIG2, SPEED2); delay(1000); BAWAH1.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH2.write(CEN4, SPEED2); BAWAH3.write(CEN3, SPEED2); BAWAH4.write(CEN3, SPEED2); delay(1000); ATAS1.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS2.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS3.write(LEF2, SPEED2); ATAS4.write(LEF2, SPEED2); delay(1000); } how do I add while to my project

Awesome. I’ll be doing this one.

Can I resize it?

I was so excited to find this tutorial. It is explained in an easy to understand manner for this inexperienced newbie to understand. I have completed my first one, but it is not printing correctly. The solid center is causing it to fail halfway through the print. I'll keep trying as it is probably user error. I would love to see a follow-up to this with directions on how to add text and or texture to the outer ring and a graphic to the center.

thanks so much! this is amazing! super well explained for people who have no idea what they are doing. Highly recommended

🤖🔊🎶 Michael! Thank you so much for the fun and insightful lesson. I'm up late working hard on my procrastination instead of doing the Arduino coding I should be doing for a fun project I'm working on. Even with the surprisingly adept Claude AI at my side with his rapidly improving 0-shot capabilities, I decided to take a break and discovered your video. I'm honored to be the first to comment. -I too was thinking of fun ways to create more emotion and live-reactive feedback, as it gives 'life' to a project. What ended up creating the most eerily convincing sense of simple circuits and code being 'alive' was adding a simple Cds cell that very actively could be used to create large fluctuations in real-time of the proportional factor by dialing in some math that would exponentially vary it by the rate of change in localized light conditions at the Cds cell. ... For example, just approaching was enough to cause a varied output, and picking it up or tossing it in the air made it create such a response that you'd swear it was self-aware! 😂😂😂 -The cool thing is that the rate of change (in light) accurately reflects the response of any cautious little creature. More abrupt movements create a greater response, while slower movements create a seemingly calming response. -The only other quick idea is creating a running value in a volatile variable that gets averaged out over a longer period, say a running average of the last 10 rates of change (in light readings, or accelerometer, etc.) values taken once every second. This would be the equivalent of the overall 'excitement' level that could be used to trigger more or less 'vocalizations' or activity proportionally. So it adds even more of seemingly 'real' emotion to slowly calm down as well! How fun, let me know if there's anything I can do to help, or if you'd like to help me with some of these really fun projects 😀👍 -Btw, love your site! Totally cool throwback style!!! Alright, back to interfacing my brainwaves with Arduino...Literally! -Jay

Great vid bro keep it up

Great video :) Why 4.2 as the starting distance on the left? Is there math there or just a number that you liked :)

On the 3rd spot at 7:23 my box doesn't line up like what the video shows even with all the correct dimensions.

Brilliant! Been struggling with some naive attempts but this is a very clever way to do it. Thanks for taking time to share it. :-)

good work ! subscribe, hope you upload more pygame movies

great tutorial mate , i am just starting out in python and i learned a lot from your show

I made this today. It came out great! Thank you for sharing this how-to video!

Hello

Aren’t speakers mechanical energy due to the small moving parts in a speaker? Would sonic energy count as the sound you hear when a spark from static electricity is discharged? 12:41

I printed three of these on my Ender 3 Pro, one using 0.8mm gap, one using 0.6mm gap, and one using 0.4mm gap. I kept the 2mm the same on all three. In my opinion, the 0.8mm is a bit loose and the 0.4mm is a bit tight. The 0.6mm gap set of rings works the best. Thanks for this video!

pure makeshift

lo acabo de hacer con los mismo parametros que recomiendas y no queda bien, se atasca... 5 horas perdidas, gracias

How to draw bounding box in a project from Teachble Machine ?

Amazing. I know you can print this. I am just trying to learn 360 and was able to follow along but have no idea what I just did. lol

Did you print it also? And did it work? I imagine that holding the arc the same would decrease the space between the Rings at the outer rings when you turn them. If not that would be great!

hola, como evito que se desprendan los cubos cuando se dobla??

Is that 3D printed?

I'm very new to Fusion360 and this was an incredibly helpful tutorial for showing me the ropes. Thank you so much

This is nice but how would you do it with more complex shapes? Like a heart?

Great video. Thank you. I just started learning freeCAD few weeks ago and was able to replicate all steps and finally printed. Something goes a bit slower (at least for newbie), but definitely cone is freeCAD killer feature as it just need some concentric curve to get center point, height and two diameters. Resin print does not worked as some surfaces on hinges glued together, so need to increase gaps. Printed in 0.03mm layers.

whenever I turn on bodys one and two where I put the fillet it adds back the full block back on bodys five and six. what do I need to fix?

This print is great! Are you okay with people selling these?

Nice project! We already did the same in our study at a idustrial line to proof if parts are good or waste. We followed your instructions at hackster and they were verry useful!! Thank you so much! :) I have a question. Do you, or somebodey who reads that think that this is possible to realise with an ESP32? :D

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Great project and demonstaration of teachable machine. May I ask where or how do you know the region of interest of the detection of the teachable machine? Another thing, is it possible to add a bounding box to the object? Thank you.

Would you post a video presenting the final working solution? Is it able to detect the color of paper painted in primary and secondary colors?

Thank you! I'm going to start printing these for some of my friends' kids.

i cant get my model of the raft, what can i use to get it off??

This is a great explanation. I've found myself referencing back to it now on multiple occasions...

bruh this song is stuck in my head now lmao 22:04

i just wanted to let you know that in 13:21, I think you meant center diameter circle, not center diameter rectangle