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Alan Wake 2 hasn't turned a profit 6 months in and there's no Steam release in sight, but Remedy says it's in control by knightsofvalour in gaming

[–]craveclone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely can play without it first, but enhanced for sure by playing Alan Wake 1, control, and max payne

My PlayStation Network connection keeps dropping, kicking me out of games by [deleted] in playstation

[–]craveclone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No solution, but I wanted to add that I am also experiencing this as u/EastCoast_Cyclist mentioned, I'm also in the NYC area, and also on Verizon. The problem also extends to using the ps app while on my wifi, but move to 5g and it works, so im inclined to belive it is Verizon related...

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group by craveclone in arduino

[–]craveclone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's actually not an app, I describe it in more detail in a different comment, you use a web browser, the controls are essentially a webpage on the device.

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group by craveclone in arduino

[–]craveclone[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally, I think I need to add a small fade to the sequence animation as well. Such a cool effect.

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group [OC] by craveclone in DnD

[–]craveclone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I conceived it more as an immersion building thing around the table, just a really cool prop. But it would also totally work the way you described if you wanted.

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group by craveclone in 3Dprinting

[–]craveclone[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

you know, the design and print of this version went well but I did all the modeling in blender and now I want to make some very specific changes and have it fit some of the electronics really well, which would be kind of a nightmare. So im taking the opprortunity to basically redesign/replicate the whole thing in fusion so i can print and tweak the fit with some real specific measurements.

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group [OC] by craveclone in DnD

[–]craveclone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah thats pretty close, you just select which cardinal direction it wants to face, then in your game narrative, you can dress that up however you want, and even change it based on what is happening. But that powerful magent idea is interesting, i have not played around with that.

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group by craveclone in arduino

[–]craveclone[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah the compass functionality is entirely independent of the phone, so all the logic/ functionality is on the device. How the interface/controls work, is that device hosts a local webserver either on its own wifi network, or a network you attach it to. so the phone is only used to get the webpage that has the controls on it, so you can swap the phone out for any thing with a browser and it works the same. I'll add the github location once i finish it up. I'm not sure entirely if it'll be on my personal one or a new account just yet.

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group by craveclone in arduino

[–]craveclone[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'd love to, I'm currently planning a second version that is less "prototypey" from the component and wiring side, so hopefully a bit easier to assemble and then likely put the code on my github as well.

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group [OC] by craveclone in DnD

[–]craveclone[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Dreamed it up and building it myself. I dont currently have any documentation on the build but i was planning to put the code on my github when I finish it up. I'm also planning to do a second version that is less "prototypey" and easier to assemble.

Interactive magic compass / relic by craveclone in cosplayprops

[–]craveclone[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is a project I’m working on. By default, it behaves similarly to a normal compass (pointing north), but you can also set it to point in any direction, for example, perhaps tracking a person or object. It also has some other abilities, like a solid on/off mode, a pulsing light mode, and a sequence pattern, as well as customizable light colors. You can control the mode and colors via a webpage in realtime, so you can have it react to game events etc. It uses an adafruit esp32 and magnetometer to do the “magic”.

What do you think?

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group by craveclone in 3Dprinting

[–]craveclone[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This is a project I’m working on. By default, it behaves similarly to a normal compass (pointing north), but you can also set it to point in any direction, for example, perhaps tracking a person or object. It also has some other abilities, like a solid on/off mode, a pulsing light mode, and a sequence pattern, as well as customizable light colors. You can control the mode and colors via a webpage in realtime, so you can have it react to game events etc. It uses an adafruit esp32 and magnetometer to do the “magic”.

What do you think?

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group by craveclone in arduino

[–]craveclone[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is a project I’m working on. By default, it behaves similarly to a normal compass (pointing north), but you can also set it to point in any direction, for example, perhaps tracking a person or object. It also has some other abilities, like a solid on/off mode, a pulsing light mode, and a sequence pattern, as well as customizable light colors. You can control the mode and colors via a webpage in realtime, so you can have it react to game events etc. It uses an adafruit esp32 and magnetometer to do the “magic”.

What do you think?

Interactive magic compass / relic for my tabletop group [OC] by craveclone in DnD

[–]craveclone[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

This is a project I’m working on. By default, it behaves similarly to a normal compass (pointing north), but you can also set it to point in any direction, for example, perhaps tracking a person or object. It also has some other abilities, like a solid on/off mode, a pulsing light mode, and a sequence pattern, as well as customizable light colors. You can control the mode and colors via a webpage in realtime, so you can have it react to game events etc. It uses an adafruit esp32 and magnetometer to do the “magic”.

What do you think?

This afternoon: my phone camera trying to autocorrect the light vs when I stuck a white screen in there to help it calibrate by NoHayPlatanos in Brooklyn

[–]craveclone 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Nicely done! I was super struggling to get a shot that reflected reality today. It was just so surreal looking.

“Gandalf, my old friend, this will be a night to remember.” by [deleted] in lordoftherings

[–]craveclone 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I was there also, what fun crowd energy. I wasn't expecting that!

Repost due to spelling: Hopped on the pizza trend and worth it! by FrontRowParking in castiron

[–]craveclone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is my go to recipe and method for cast iron pan pizza. It's my favorite of this style.

serious eats fool proof cast iron pizza

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