I put the motor from a scanner on the slide from a printer. I got my
gears and mounted one on a motor to get the bed moving. It works great
pulling but it chatters when pushing so I'll be rethinking that. In the
latter part of this video, can see the z axis working with slide mounted
on it:
My extruder parts came and I mounted them on one of my motors. Please
ignore the fact the pictures are blurry or I will destroy you.
...is a cool game! And is the inspiration for my next android game project. I don't have pictures yet but the code has been started. I believe the genre is called Metroidvania. Many Android platformers don't feel right when you play them like the little dude isn't moving fast enough or there is something wrong with the gravity. I have not found one game yet that the character is nice and spry and is a joy just making him move around. This is the starting focus of this game- making it fun to move the character around responsive and quick. I'm borrowing elements from the Metroid series and Cave Story. I have yet to play even one Castlevania game so I don't know if there will be any of that in there. Naturally a game like this must have a huge area to explore and this one will. That's all for now. Here is the main character (before and after DNA enhancement) And here is one of the armor suits: At last, actual coding has begun! I can't wait...
A menacing looking vine grown on my phone from an algorithm I wrote for my next android app: Here is the same algorithm with branches, texture, and leaves! I drew the leaves in Microsoft Paint, but the bark is real bark from a picture edited in Gimp for the shadow, seamlessness, and color(And you can't see if from here but the bark of that tree was covered in cicadas). Note the draw function knows when to 180 the shadow in the right direction so shadows aren't on the top of the branches. Not all of the trees look this good. Many are scraggly or unbalanced. Meh, it's a work in progress! YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST! Got the gameplay mapped out. You will grow your tree from a seed and care for it and shape it to your whim using real(virtually) bonsai techniques. Watering and feeding schedules will be determined based on seasons and whether or not the tree is in training(stress) and health, etc Most recent emanation: Whew! The ...
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