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Oh! I'm so happy to read this! I'm also like this curve and cellular automata a lot!

@@murilopolese I just noticed that j wrote Gilbert XD

@@mambe4349 It's ok! I understood and share the appreciation for his curve! 🙏 😁

@@murilopolese hahaha

Holy guacamole, this comment made my day! You are so freaking cool! I didn't know about BITPICT, let the digging begin :B

I'm totally arriving to this party and feels like I'm being already introduced to all cool people <3 I really like your videos, totally made me want to try SPLAT. I didn't know you could run MFM on the browser (of course you can, duh) and now I'm really very excited hahaha thank you !!!!

@@murilopolese yeah, I built mfm.rocks purely from a place of selfishness. I had heard about the MFM but had no decent linux computer to run it. So I slowly built a similar version of it for the web. And at the same time Dave went full youtube with the T2Tile project, so it's all been a great time connecting with folks who are into this stuff. We hang out in the t2tile gitter sometimes if you want to stop by! gitter.im/t2tile/Lobby

Because... It looks interesting? hahaha I got a bit obsessed with space filling curves a while back, then got really deep into the wireworld rabbit hole. One day I thought: Why not combine them? I liked the emergent patterns that the electrons make as they run through the curve. :)

Hey, @wardrich! I'm very happy you came so far. Unfortunately I do not have this exact code anymore but I remade it and there are a lot of other games and demos here github.com/murilopolese/pixelkit-micropython

@@murilopolese thanks, I'll check it out! I'm really disappointed by the stock software this kit came with... Way too clunky and unstable. I'm hoping the micropython development takes off further as it's also admittedly kinda hard to learn with there being so little out there right now... But I think I'm willing to put in some effort to learn it. Can we connect to the device via SSH or similar, or are we forced to use the Web interface for now?

wardrich Cool! I don’t believe Kano is going to do any further development on PixelKit and you are absolutely right: the stock firmware is really inadequate. MicroPython is 100% independent of Kano and has a great community and resources. It has a lot tutorials, forums and active community members helping each other. Adafruit has switched their entire line of products to CircuitPython (a compatible fork of MicroPython). On the github.com/murilopolese/pixel32 you can find a list of resources, a getting started and documentation ;) I believe SSH doesn’t make sense if you are not talking about Bash. In this case what you are connecting to is not a Bash session but a MicroPython REPL (Read, Eval, Print and Loop). You can access MicroPython’s REPL through wifi (something called WebREPL) or via serial with an USB cable. I do recommend using the USB cable and there are a few options on how to do that, I listed some on the README file on the github.com/murilopolese/pixelkit-micropython but there are many more.

@@murilopolese Thanks! I'll have to check out those resources. The main reason I was wondering about SSH was because the web-based REPL is really clunky. The window itself is quite small, but if I try to resize my browser it says that the window needs to be resized to show. I mean, I guess I could do all the coding in Notepad++ or similar and copy/paste

@@wardrich It's really important that you understand that what's clunky is the interface I made for the WebREPL and not the WebREPL itself ;) Please do check the resources and you will see a few alternatives to code MicroPython using the USB cable or via wifi!

Ask and you shall receive! Hahaha let's arrange a workshop and build a few together? :D

@@murilopolese would love that!

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Oh! This comment made my day! I'm so happy that might have helped you. I hope you have a great time with it as I did <3

Hey! Yes it's possible! All you have to do is to read the serial data the Motion Sensor sends over serial. It sends the proximity and gesture (if in gesture mode) as a JSON. I tried before and it was tricky for me to connect, read and unpack the serial data on PD but it's definitely possible! You could always start the Virtual Motion Midi and add the virtual midi device as midi input in your PD or Max (or any other software, really). I hope you find out the best solution and if you do something please send a link!!!

Hey! Yes it is possible to program the Motion Sensor using puredata or max for live! You need to basically follow the two steps: 1) Grab the data from Motion Sensor over serial. Motion Sensor will send by default a JSON with the proximity data every 100 milliseconds or so. 2) Transform the proximity value (or gesture if you switched to gesture mode) into something your DAW or any other software, really, will understand. The values for proximity are from 0-255 so mapping it to MIDI is as simple as dividing (and truncating) the values by 2. The first step is fairly complicated to do on PD and Max as you will have to process and parse the string and those environments are more focused on signal processing. The second step is exactly what PD and Max are excellent at! So I believe all you need is something that gets the serial data and transform it into something PD or Max can treat as an input, like MIDI, OSC or even a file on your computer. This is something that might help: github.com/KanoComputing/community-sdk/

Hey! I didn't use any app. I am using an NodeMCU board, two continuous servos and some Arduino code. All things you can buy online and the code is linked on description ;P

murilopolese thanks for replying Sir.. Sir can u help me ...!! I wanted circuit diagrams of the following: How to interface two servo with esp8226 And How to interface I.e circuit dig for connecting motors +servo with node MCU..esp8226 for steering??

Hello! Unfortunately I don't have circuit diagrams for this and to be honest it's very straight forward, I don't think it's really needed. Maybe you will need to start by getting an esp8266, some servos and go through the examples provided by Arduino Core for esp8266: github.com/esp8266/Arduino (specially the ones in the library "Servo"). I am pretty sure once you've done it, this video and the code will make much more sense :)

Sean Niesen I am glad you liked! :)