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Illumination Cat
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This Cat was created in cooperation with fryakatkop and has two use cases.
On one side you could flash a simple sketch like the adafruit neopixel strandtest and use it as a simple night light.
On the other side you could flash the simple-octo sketch to pull the octoprint status and use your cat as a status light.
Or you could use it for everything you can imagine :)
The easy head is simple to print and meant to be print with 0% infill and few walls.
The hard head is tricky to print, it is meant to be print with 0% infill no bottom layer and one wall. The problem is the first layer of the top of the head, the lines should go from ear to ear for the best bridging.
If you make one feel free to share your make and if you make your own code I would like it if you share it :)
BOM:
1x Wemos D1 Mini
1x WS2812
3x short wires
Introduction & Assemble:
https://youtu.be/O9ZfBdQorv8
Simple-Octo Sketch:
https://github.com/FrYakaTKoP/simple-octo-ws2812
On one side you could flash a simple sketch like the adafruit neopixel strandtest and use it as a simple night light.
On the other side you could flash the simple-octo sketch to pull the octoprint status and use your cat as a status light.
Or you could use it for everything you can imagine :)
The easy head is simple to print and meant to be print with 0% infill and few walls.
The hard head is tricky to print, it is meant to be print with 0% infill no bottom layer and one wall. The problem is the first layer of the top of the head, the lines should go from ear to ear for the best bridging.
If you make one feel free to share your make and if you make your own code I would like it if you share it :)
BOM:
1x Wemos D1 Mini
1x WS2812
3x short wires
Introduction & Assemble:
https://youtu.be/O9ZfBdQorv8
Simple-Octo Sketch:
https://github.com/FrYakaTKoP/simple-octo-ws2812
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