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can you provide the code for copy and paste use

wow! this helped me a lot! tysm

Seriously what a waste of time.

Thank you. You are a smart person with a good capability to solve problems. I am building a small project for my son's birthday party, and I was looking for a way to install a shaft onto the servo motor. I had almost completed the video and I felt this isn't of use to me, but at the very last segment I got my answer. Thanks again! Keep up!

Very helpful tips, thank you!

This would be great with the LM35 temperature sensor too

Very nice

Using the live.text object overall feels like a better option, good video tho

This video save my goddam life in a moment where i was alone and scared thx for this amazing tutorial that will incredibly help me in my engineer journey

Excellent information. Thank you. I think this will help me with coding linear acceleration for a stepper motor.

Thank you for your video! This was very helpful for my project!

Thanks for this! Is there a way to extract the xy coordinates of the jit.3m?

Very helpful, thank you.

15:00 Go here for mouse portion of tutorial

Nice video

I use enameled wire for all my proto boards lately, so much easier to work with, also it looks cleaner even though I just tangle everything, not concerned with 90 degree angle

i dont recommend double sided boards for prototyping.

Didn't know these exist, thank you!

great tutorial, I'm using this patch for my multimedia interactive installation! Thank you

Hi! I don't know why my video is turning red. The patch is exactly the same except for the measurement of my camera output. Im new in max. If I connect a jit.pworld up to the rgb2luma object black and white works fine but as soon as I add the next objects it turns red. Thanks for this video !!!!!

Thaaaaaaaankkkkkkk yoooooooouuuuuuu!

code please sir

thank u sooo muchh!!!

You could also have a trend average... take 75% (or something) of the past and 25% (100% - past) of the last reading. Set the initial value to the first reading so you don't start at zero. You can change the percentages to change how much "spike" you want. E.g. static long sensorAverage = analogRead(PIN); sensorAverage = 0.75 * sensorAverage + 0.25 * analogRead(PIN);

Thank you. I was actually looking for a way to smooth out the signal from MPU 6050. Thanks again 🙏

Thank you for the video, it was helpful to know what size machine bolts that fit well with the circuit playground express and the link to the thingiverse files for the 3d screw terminal case.

Super super good info, thanks!

thanks this was simple and helpfull

Cool video. Relaxing and a good way of learning motion. Keep on!!

なんで銀色なの？

sex ed. for the under 10's

Lots of good engineering experience shown in a very illustrative way. Many thanks.

I love these, thanks for sharing them.!👍

I love the very concept of this work, you are a genius!

This is very cool. Do you share/sell the svg files by chance?

biella-manovella 👍🏻

Ok

UA-cam : "Recommend this video" My brain : "Interesting"

Lame!!!

Good for a start. Write a script and read it.

Зачем нам знать как внутри устроены автоматические игрушки для девушек?

how the hell did i get here

excellent demonstration, motion studies are very interesting

And the point is? Be nice with a little narrative or context to you spinning laser cut pieces of MDF in rudimentary mechanical assemblies. Pointless.

update( new ) { static A[ N ] ={ 0 } static sum = 0 static p = 0 sum = sum - A[ p ] + new A[ p ] = new p = (p + 1) % N return sum / N }

Just be aware of integer overflow. An int can only store up to # 32k. If you wanna make more samples, use a long data type inside the looping for() in data average variable.

Should've tried spinning the 3rd one in the opposite direction