Alistair - Love this! Going to use a version of it, if you don't mind...but wondered if you knew whether or not the LED lights on the sensor would shine through the gemstone and onto the ceiling anything that was inside the gemstone.
I love these videos when you show the use of a neat kind of sensor cause even if i dont build this specific puzzle, i can create my own and put them in my escape room. Im thinking using an overlapping acrylic system to make multiple colours from two or three colors
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On line 52 you create an array of size "numSensors", but then since each element of the array needs to be initialized, you also have 5 calls to the library function. Wouldn't that be an issue if you wanted to change the number of sensors? Maybe a for loop could be used instead so that it would indeed run for the "numSensors" value.. Other than that, awesome video as always
Alistair - Love this! Going to use a version of it, if you don't mind...but wondered if you knew whether or not the LED lights on the sensor would shine through the gemstone and onto the ceiling anything that was inside the gemstone.
I love these videos when you show the use of a neat kind of sensor cause even if i dont build this specific puzzle, i can create my own and put them in my escape room. Im thinking using an overlapping acrylic system to make multiple colours from two or three colors
This is amazing. Thank you for providing such detail! I hope to try this myself soon!
Working late, I see. Thanks for another entertaining and informative video, Alastair.
that is some cleaver code, thanks.
You're welcome!
Hey Aleister (sorry if I got the spelling wrong), I stumbled across your channel recently and I have to say I love the work you’re doing on your channel.
I specialize in getting RUclipsrs just like you get more views by editing high retention videos combined with hooking thumbnails with over 6 years of experience and over 200+ videos edited blah blah blah,
[insert your yawn here but don’t zone out on me just yet]...
...None of that really matters so how does this help you? If you’re interested to see what we can do for your specific videos we’d like to do a full video sample with thumbnail and one 60 second short
Would you be open to the idea of a quick 10 minute call so I can walk you through them along with some additional resources we’d offer (all at no cost to you)?
Very Cool Stuff.
On line 52 you create an array of size "numSensors", but then since each element of the array needs to be initialized, you also have 5 calls to the library function.
Wouldn't that be an issue if you wanted to change the number of sensors?
Maybe a for loop could be used instead so that it would indeed run for the "numSensors" value..
Other than that, awesome video as always
Totally thought you were going to say the gem placement was inspired by Resident Evil 4 remake 😂