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  • Scale the middle copy and set values:   X: 195Y: 70 Z: 70  Select and isolate middle object from other objects
  • Step 4: PCB Fabrication

  • Order PCB: PCBWay Eagle PCB Board Layout: GitHub Printable PDF: GitHub I fabricated the board using the Iron Method. I drilled four mounting holes in each corner with a diameter of 3mm. The PCB size is 3.3cm X 3.3cm .
  • Step 4: Source Code

  • Source code is available for free on GitHub: https://github.com/alojzjakob/Arduino-Color-Picker You are more than welcome to improve the code, as the code provided is only the starting point, but works well. This project uses these 2 specific libraries,...
  • Step 4: The code

  • We’ll start by writing our python code, first we’ll start by importing a few libraries that we’ll need in order to integrate our code with the Minecraft world. Then, we’ll import the time library, specifically a function called sleep. The sleep function...
  • Step 4: Code

  • Because the wind sensors refresh their output approximately every 0.8 seconds, the Arduino Nano must measure those analog signals either slower or at that same rate. After taking those readings, the Arduino outputs them to a PC/laptop over Serial protocol...
  • 1/4 playwood cuts

  • For the back  cuts, its a single cut and you simply cut 24 inches off the top of the sheet giving you a 4x6 sheet. You will need to trim the width of the plywood to match your shelf width. 
  • 4: make clock face

  • The clock face is made in plexi glass. Diameter 31.4cm (1m led strip / pi  - 2 x 2mm thickness of led strip) The numbers was written on computer font size 96 and font size 120 for 12,3 ,6 and 9. I put the print out under the plexi glass and used...
  • Blynk App #4 - Joystick

  • In this app I used a single joystick to control the robot. The speed of each track is defined deppending on x and y positions of the joystick. This way, it's possible to apply different speeds on each track, and move the robot with different speed/directions....
  • Step 4 - Code

  • The Arduino Nano runs a code that continuously takes measurements from the 2 x photoresistors, and outputs that data to a PC over Serial protocol via a USB-mini cable. The PC runs a Python script that records the Arduino's output data. Alternatively,...