First test after full assembling:
100 WS2812 LEDs driven by a Raspberry Pi Zero in a cylindric shape out of laser cutted parts
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First test after full assembling:
Finally added the source code to my GitHub.
Just the test code from the video ;-)
As in my previous LED matrix project, I am using a pygame based simulator for testing the python code on the PC. Code will follow soon on Github.
Here are some more pictures from the LED assembling:
It is splitted into two parts to simplify LED assembling and cabeling.
Height is 18 cm, diameter is 20 cm
Source code added to my Gihub.
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That's why we are here ;-) There is also an instructable to this project:
https://www.instructables.com/id/LED-Matrix-Cylinder/
So if you use the design, please insert a clear reference/link to this project and insert links to the used files (e.g. case design) instead of just copying them to your project.
HI
This is really cool - I'd love to have a go building one as well...
Will you be including a wiring diagram?
Have you the cutting file for the frame?
I'm kinda new to this so please forgive me if I break some social norm by asking.
Thank you
No problem, that's why we are here ;-)
I have written an instructable with cutting file and schematic:
https://www.instructables.com/id/LED-Matrix-Cylinder/
This is one of the most beautiful projects I have ever seen done with a Pi.
hello. prety impressive project. im interested in the music thats palying. would you be kind enough to tell me the name and sourse maybe.my wishes
philip jhwest melbourne
australia
it is a veneer paper called microwood: http://www.microwood.com/information
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i really love this, i'm going to use your case design, but using nodeMCU instead of Rapsberry Pi
Is it ok if i use your case design and post in public?