Thanks - those are pretty placeholders :)
seasick
joined 2 years ago
For this I have FOV 50°, Transform position at roughly (0, 17, 16) and a rotation of (-45, 0, 0)
I like the idea of having an achievement for that kind of thing, I'm going to use that :D If I ever make it that far
No, I believe the issue was an error in my formula/thinking. Had to use atan2 instead of cos to find the correct rotational value. Clip is a few days old, so I'm not too sure about the cos thing ^^
Yes - but thats not something I coded, it is part of Androids Dreamservice
Thank you, thats good advise, not sure if I will come up with something :D
You are golden!
Yes, the screen is on until fully loaded. I've added a burn in prevention to my docking app, which just moves the clock from left to right and back over time.
See https://imgur.com/a/zMvfpRc for more pics
A few months ago, Scott Yu showcased a phone dock inspired by Dieter Rams' iconic DN40 digital clock.
That got me inspired to create my own version, featuring a wireless charger from IKEA. The charger is integrated into a panel that slides into a slot within the dock's body. Before assembling, the cable is routed through a hole in the back for a clean and functional setup.
Printed with Prusament PLA Galaxy Black & Prusament PETG Orange.
To top it off, I even developed my own Android docking app — because, why not? :D
Customize your own with the OpenSCAD script at https://www.printables.com/model/63198-stylish-plant-labels
I've seen a model on Printables.com (Ninja Pot by @Wilko) which didn't show the standard orange color for the whole model. This works because the 3MF file format supports colors. Afaik some slicers even support that information for multi color prints, but I'm not sure about that. There are a few solutions how to do that (a plugin for blender, another one for OpenSCAD, afaik Netfabb), but I decided to write my own. Hopefully there isn't a totally obvious solution available that I overlooked ^^
It is hosted on Github, you can access and use it through your browser.
You can "upload" (it never leaves your browser) an 3MF file and change the color of the whole model, or you can change only some parts of it.
It has three tools:
- Mesh painting tool to paint whole objects
- Triangle painting tool to paint single triangles/faces of the model
- Triangle Neighbor painting tool which allows to paint all triangles which have the same orientation/plane
After painting you can export it a 3MF file again, and upload it to Printables. You can see an example here.
I'd love to hear some feedback from you.
There is still some work to do (Performance and I'm sure the 3MF export won't work for all models), but I'm already happy how this turned out.
Screenshot of one of my models before exporting
Uploaded to Printable
I created a web app which allows you to "upload" ^[1]^ 3MF files and change the color of its meshes.
I solely created this, so I can color my models on printables.com in its 3d model viewer. Maybe it work on other platforms too :shrug:
Why? I just didn't find a simple solution to my problem.
- Afaik color support is broken for Fusion360 3MF export,
- there is a plugin for Blender, which is a whole other beast (one of you fellow printers mentioned it in the last few days)
- For openscad, there is https://github.com/jschobben/colorscad
I'm currently working on vertex coloring and improving the UI. I'd be happy to hear some feedback from you guys.
There are still some things to figure out and fix (normals are often wrong). If any Threejs devs read this: I'd be happy to hear what I can improve, I've no clue what I did.
[1] No data is uploaded to a server, it all stays and is processed within the browser.
My submission to Printables piggy bank contest. Was done in Fusion 360. Face could be exchanged for other animals, or none-animal things, so I'd love to see remixes of that.
Link to my submission: https://www.printables.com/model/650545-cube-piggy-bank
Wrote an OpenScad script to generate a lamp shade, with which I created the model for my recent post. And now you can too. See Printables for the script.
I repurposed the lightning element of an Ikea Solvinden lantern to fit a custom lamp shade. The lamp was created with OpenScad with a ton of customization options :D Printed with yellow Prusament PETG
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I'm looking forward to this :)