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Doc Block posted:looks like UnrealEd supports OS X now. all real game developers already use windows/linux toolchains, so all osx support means is more terrible amateur games, probably about slenderman
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hmm, yes, let me develop my ios game on windows. NOT -borat
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# ? Mar 19, 2014 21:01 |
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if i wanted to buy a AY-3-8910 off the internet, how can i reduce my chances of buying a fake chinese knockoff?
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# ? Mar 20, 2014 04:55 |
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posting from an idiot spare time project
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# ? Mar 20, 2014 05:16 |
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cryengine for $10/month now, no royalties http://www.cryengine.com/news/crytek-announces-its-cryengine-as-a-service-program loll unity broke the market
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rock bottom, here we come
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Luigi Thirty posted:if i wanted to buy a AY-3-8910 off the internet, how can i reduce my chances of buying a fake chinese knockoff? the chinese knockoffs generally do work. whether they last 20 years of 24/7 use is another thing, but i guess it depends what you want it for. otherwise a lot of the new-old stock chips are real 8910s with the registers at different addresses that were made for OEMs back in the day. if you're modifying/writing your own software then these are perfectly fine. otherwise the yamaha clones like the YM2149F seem to be easier to find Sweevo fucked around with this message at 16:55 on Mar 20, 2014 |
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Sweevo posted:all real game developers already use windows/linux toolchains, so all osx support means is more terrible amateur games, probably about slenderman thanks for this, i'll be sure to let our guys know that we're doing it wrong
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# ? Mar 20, 2014 12:43 |
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i mean actual games, not fart apps and angry birds knockoff #2957
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burp AND fart, if you please
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Werthog 95 posted:*in coach z voice* i had that once lol
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Another goon and I wasted a few months of our lives making an episodic, slightly-twin-peaks-inspired murder mystery typing game, using the universally-respected web platform Adobe® Flash®. http://www.holywowstudios.com/worldoftyping/
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mistakes were made
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# ? Mar 20, 2014 16:08 |
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i've heard that smoking weed can trigger latent schizophrenia and now i've read it in person
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# ? Mar 20, 2014 17:42 |
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smoke a weede
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# ? Mar 20, 2014 19:09 |
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just not too much
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# ? Mar 20, 2014 19:09 |
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it's almost like if you do and/or ingest too much of something it can be harmful!
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Doc Block posted:it's almost like if you do and/or ingest too much of something it can be harmful! boulderdash!
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Sweevo posted:the chinese knockoffs generally do work. whether they last 20 years of 24/7 use is another thing, but i guess it depends what you want it for. otherwise a lot of the new-old stock chips are real 8910s with the registers at different addresses that were made for OEMs back in the day. if you're modifying/writing your own software then these are perfectly fine. oh yeah i forgot yamaha made a licensed version. i just want to hook it up to a breadboard and make sweet square wave beeps and boops.
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Doc Block posted:it's almost like if you do and/or ingest too much of something it can be harmful! u cant do too many mushrooms unless you have a serious eating disorder righto - electronics so ive got this led driver ( led+driver ) to power. its minimum voltage is 8v. ive got an arduino. its also got a couple of fans ( fan ) to run. ive got an lcd sheild with a few buttons so in a later revision of this ill be using that so how to pin out while that shield is on is a different challenge but im not there yet the fans are video card coooler fans so i think they are 12v but they seem to work fine with 5 or so so im wondering in general the best course of action for powering this from mains as far as i know the arduino cant handle da current to power these things directly so i need a power supply that can power the fans, led driver and the arduino. if i get a 12v power supply i foresee that i can plug this directly to aruidno amiright? then use bipolar transistors (i dont have any mosfets and poo poo loads of trannys) for switching the fan and the led driver, both of which can take 12v i doubt i will be using many amps. powersupply are those kinds of pwoer supplies ok? i cna connect them to mains power huh (240v) i appreciate you helpin my noobness e: alternatively i could use something like this http://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10000007/1147900-4-channel-ac-dc-relay-module for switching and be lazy echinopsis fucked around with this message at 20:20 on Mar 21, 2014 |
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what are you trying to make?
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echinopsis posted:
yeah those PSus are what you need be lazy. thats what you need to get here. you could roll your own but you'd end up building that board, basically
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Jonny 290 posted:yeah those PSus are what you need quote:be lazy. thats what you need to get here. you could roll your own but you'd end up building that board, basically good to know, thanks i really love this poo poo, but i cant just go and make something for no reaons. now i have a 'secret' project and am inspired again Dr. Honked posted:what are you trying to make?
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its a special christmas present but i dont want anyone to know what it is exactly
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electronics scares me and i don't want to blow up another arduino i have a 5V output pin, a 3-terminal normally open microswitch, and an input pin how do i wire it so i can detect that the switch is closed? I also have 3 more microswitches and a parallel to serial encoder but i'm not quite there yet
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# ? Mar 21, 2014 21:20 |
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two connections to the arduino pin: +V to the pin through a 10k resistor or something close wire to one side of the switch connect the other side of the switch to ground. set it as an input pin. if it's high the switch is open, if it's low the switch is closed
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Luigi Thirty posted:electronics scares me and i don't want to blow up another arduino
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# ? Mar 21, 2014 21:25 |
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wire the microswitch between ground and the input pin in your arduino code do this code:
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# ? Mar 21, 2014 21:25 |
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yeah do what sagebrush said, it's the same thing except it's already built in for u. but my beautiful schematic demonstrates what's goin on
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Jonny 290 posted:two connections to the arduino pin: very good, jonny, but AVRs have internal pullups
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how did u explode an arduino anyway
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# ? Mar 21, 2014 21:27 |
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Werthog 95 posted:how did u explode an arduino anyway shorted something in wiring and melted the atmega and a shift register since then i've been spending a lot of time writing an in-band command set for this lcd shield i have or basically anything not involving wires Sagebrush posted:wire the microswitch between ground and the input pin i can program the thing in C just fine, it's electricity that scares me
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Luigi Thirty posted:shorted something in wiring and melted the atmega and a shift register quote:i can program the thing in C just fine, it's electricity that scares me nah that code specifically is how u set up the internal pullup resistor. the avr has the circled part built in and that's how you enable it
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get used to seeing this pic. u know how pagancow posts those goddamn gifs from his video all the time? that's gonna be me with this mspaint schematic
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Werthog 95 posted:u know how pagancow posts those goddamn gifs from his video all the time?
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some kinda ballchinian or something
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okay i did it i'm a genius! what i want to build is a 4x4 input matrix, though currently i only have enough parts to build a 2x2 matrix. or i could figure out how to use the parallel to serial converter i have
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# ? Mar 22, 2014 00:24 |
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check to see if there's an arduino library for that. as an idiot child i wasted days writing an hd44780 implementation before realizing one was included with the arduino ide
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# ? Mar 22, 2014 00:28 |
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I told you i'm using atmel studio, not arduino ide. i found a C hd44780 library but i couldn't get it to work right so i wrote my own i know a lot more about software than hardware
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lol as if i'm gonna read a post
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