A New Modern Retro Pong, Designing the Pongcade!

A New Project, Making a simple modern version of a classic game...from scratch.
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Joakim Karud - intro

[@AngelR1227]

Great video - thank you for sharing.

[@808v1]

looking forward to your build of this one. ty

[@em-tek]

Great design again! If you add another button, you will be able to implement TETRIS game, which will looks great on this!

[@DIYEngineering]

Good idea, but The slider could be used for position and one button for rotate.

[@em-tek]

@@DIYEngineering See my implementation:
ruclips.net/video/u8vgqAZJuH4/видео.html

[@diyrobotmower]

Loving these series that incorporate multiple concepts.

[@danielsmullen3223]

You really did a very fine job with this. I wish I had access to Altium back when I built something remarkably similar to this a couple years back. The LED dot matrix that I created had to rely on a bunch of prefabbed PCBs that I strung together because I just didn't have the software or skills to make them myself. Turned out okay. Your project shows how much better (and more compact) the electrical and mechanical design can be with a proper integrated design suite.

[@bournsted4512]

Inspiring idea and very neat and great way of your implementation procedure. Absolutely loving this series

[@radfoo]

Looks nice, really want one. Altium would cool to win too. Thanks.

[@v8thumpertwin]

Super cool video! In Fusion360 you seem to be rotating the model independent of your cursor. It looks very smooth and fluid. Are you using a touchscreen or some external peripheral?

[@DIYEngineering]

a 3DConnexion Spacemouse: ruclips.net/video/lZlN119cJc8/видео.html

[@v8thumpertwin]

@@DIYEngineering thanks for the link! This will definitely make my workflow for Fusion 360 much smoother.

[@JonathanRansom]

Love your design. Where'd you pick up the fancy acrylic?

[@DIYEngineering]

Thanks, it can be found at tapplastics.com (best)or adafruit.com
It’s called led acrylic

[@pablomoreno7777]

Looks really nice! One question, where you bought the acrylic mate? Thanks. Regards.

[@DIYEngineering]

Tap plastics has the darkest led acrylic, but it is expensive. The led acrylic shown in the video is from adafruit

[@pablomoreno7777]

@@DIYEngineering Thanks. You could get similar effect with a piece o f white paper.