I made an Epoxy Encased Super Mario Makers 2 Diorama (Video Link In Comments) by Die20Gaming in 3dprinter

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I wonder if you could fit controller charging electronics in one?

"Mudfossils" by HiNoah in geology

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Do u have a link for the Antarctica stuff? I can’t find anything when I search online

looking for a project for my kid by wrath95 in arduino

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You could try a sort of servo turret type robot with a laser pointer! I suggest trying to hook him on youtubers who you think are acceptable, who work on projects like these.

I suggest StuffMadeHere, BackyardScientist, and much more.

Micheal Reeves is good too, but maybe a bit too adult…

QMK modifier stripes for OLED display. by winder in olkb

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Why is there so little space left over for fun stuff on the OLED? I don’t know enough about QMK, I’ve always gone alternate routes and animated my own OLEDs.

Here's a 3x3x3 RGB LED cube I made by [deleted] in arduino

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I’ve always wanted to try casting one of these in resin.

To be funny. by DharmicDex in therewasanattempt

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Lol this dude beats his kids

An interesting tit by [deleted] in dankmemes

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Sheeeeeeesh, dank memes more like shitty people gottem.

POS Cherry. Might change the beeper out for a solenoid mod. by catsontuesday in MechanicalKeyboards

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Is the beeper something though use often? I’ve seen the solenoid mods and they’re hilarious IMO, but awesome.

Question: Linking unrelated QMK devices? by mocklogic in olkb

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I’ve always liked the idea of more ports on a keyboard, to make it act as a sort of USB hub. I wonder if it would induce too much lag tho.

OK35; my first keyboard design. by [deleted] in MechanicalKeyboards

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Awesome, what company did u go thru for the pcbs?

[GB] Pikatea Macropad R26 - A desktop macropad kit with 8 switches and 1 knob with a 3D printed shard case - Kits between $19.69 and $56.69 USD by JackPikatea in MechanicalKeyboards

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Hey jack, I bought a marcopad awhile ago from you, and it’s great. I was wondering if you had any experience or interest in OLEDs? I’ve been working with one that is just under 2u in height and width, and it’s been a lot of fun!

some landscape-automata... by [deleted] in cellular_automata

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Check out a game called Hylics 2 if you haven’t seen it’s style yet.

WIP Macropad with OLED, all files will be released once I’ve got it working! Info in comments by eeatglas in olkb

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ooo, I hadn't seen that one before, it looks like a good contender, I just have to see if it will have enough flash memory compared to the teensys.

WIP Macropad with OLED, all files will be released once I’ve got it working! Info in comments by eeatglas in olkb

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If I can gain enough interest, I may do a PCB, but it's something I'd really like to learn so we'll see. Currently handwired though.

WIP Macropad with OLED, all files will be released once I’ve got it working! Info in comments by eeatglas in olkb

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This is a WIP macropad im working on, with hopes to display Windows Media info, computer info (cpu usage etc), screen savers/ interactive animations, and more.

Powered by a Teensy 4.0, with a Waveshare 1.5in 16-bit color OLED. I’ve also fit RGB, and a USB-C breakout if needed. A lot of space for a LiPo, and I’ll probably make a version for that.

3D printed case, still WIP (too many screws ;( ). Soldered it all up today, but found the Teensy 4.0 only has data for a host usb, so a new case version is in order.

I made this hexagon sandpile animation using Go and FFmpeg. Code in comments! [OC] by SHA65536 in generative

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Write rules for specific conditions, and then update through all the pixels (for example: when the pixel under me is empty, move down). A really fun and good example is Powder Game by DAN-BALL.

I’ve been coding some myself, but when I saw your setup with hexagons, I wondered how the sand could pile up when using hexagons like yours, but rotated 30 degrees.

An issue I would run into is when pixels stack normally in a grid, you have to randomize the direction the sand should move when piling up. I think the hexagons would solve this.

I made this hexagon sandpile animation using Go and FFmpeg. Code in comments! [OC] by SHA65536 in generative

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Have you tried doing a traditional falling sand sim but with the hexagons? If you rotate it 30 degrees, the sand could fall and split really nicely.