I saw some LED strip dividers on Aliexpress, next year it’s going to have a star on top.
Like this….
Another LED related project I started today is a Whack-A-Mole game with multiple levels. For this I need to convert a simple arcade button to a programmable multicolor version.
From single white LED to multi color, programmable.
Another game in the making is a Red Light – Green Light game. Like in Squid Game. This will use a lidar and a python script which detect movement using a camera.
While this is a old project from 2019, I decided to make a more responsive one, after my friend Tyrone mentioned a project somewhere on the internet (forgot where). Time to dust off this project!
2019 version
Above version worked but was slow. I used a python script to send values to de controller.
Memory setup was the same.
Below my new schematic, using an opamp to drive the analog meter.
Untested design .. Yeah I got bored on new year’s eve
Utilizing a MCP41000 digital potmeter and a LM358 signal amplifier I hope to get a more responsive setup.
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/fashice/2098d1301117b86caed94aca8f2101ff/raw/7d2a7300e7ddf42d4f1793f693dbb517e09bd2d8/gistfile1.txt
change mqtt server and add to hydra using
await loadScript("https://domain/script.js¨);
It gave me the idea to make a pole which displays digital “fireworks” using leds. Fireworks are becoming illegal the next year in the Netherlands, I think.
So why not going digital? 12 Meter pole, 300 Leds.
There is a QR code and a website link mentioned on a page at the gate. 10 presets to select via a website.
Notification on my TV
While waiting for the first visitor I made a magnetic game. Using a bunch of magnets, and 3D printed hexagon rings. Two players try to place magnets in a small area without moving the others. If magnets slam together, you have more pieces to place. (Below, last player has to take those 6 pieces)