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Your abslutely correct: there's nothing difficult about digital electronics or programming for that matter. Much like mathematics, the interesting stuff all happens in the analogue realm. Great project though, nonetheless.

Any way that some tiny ai features could be utilized to get rid of the aliasing? That would make it mindblowing

Can you please make a video on how this works pls I’m on my knees right now

Lived the wham song...

your coding style is ugly

3DSage hello, in your raycasting part 1 video, in the part where you cast a single ray, when i typed it in correctly, i get the errors 70 24 [Error] expected expression before 'int' 70 23 [Error] called object 'my' is not a function here is my snippet of code: void drawRays3D() { int r,mx,my,mp,dof; float rx,ry,ra,xo,yo; ra=pa; for(r=0;r<1;r++) { //--CHECK HORIZONTAL LINES dof=0; float aTan=-1/tan(ra); if(ra>PI){ ry=(((int)py>>6)<<6)-0.0001; rx=(py-ry)*aTan+px; yo=-64;xo=-yo*aTan;}//LOOKING UP if(ra<PI){ ry=(((int)py>>6)<<6)+64; rx=(py-ry)*aTan+px; yo= 64;xo=-yo*aTan;}//LOOKING DOWN if(ra==0 || ra==PI){ rx=px; ry=py; dof=8;}//LOOKING STRAIGHT LEFT OR RIGHT while(dof<8) { mx=(int)(rx)>>6; my(int)(ry)>>6; mp=my*mapX+mx; if(mp<mapX*mapY && map[mp]==1){ dof=8;} //HIT WALL else{ rx+=xo; ry+=yo; dof+=1;}//NEXT LINE } glColor3f(0,1,0); glLineWidth(1); glbegin(GL_LINES); glVertex2i(px,py); glVertex2i(rx,ry); glEnd(); } }

3DSage hello, in the part where you cast a single ray, when i typed it in correctly, i get the errors 70 24 [Error] expected expression before 'int' 70 23 [Error] called object 'my' is not a function here is my snippet of code: void drawRays3D() { int r,mx,my,mp,dof; float rx,ry,ra,xo,yo; ra=pa; for(r=0;r<1;r++) { //--CHECK HORIZONTAL LINES dof=0; float aTan=-1/tan(ra); if(ra>PI){ ry=(((int)py>>6)<<6)-0.0001; rx=(py-ry)*aTan+px; yo=-64;xo=-yo*aTan;}//LOOKING UP if(ra<PI){ ry=(((int)py>>6)<<6)+64; rx=(py-ry)*aTan+px; yo= 64;xo=-yo*aTan;}//LOOKING DOWN if(ra==0 || ra==PI){ rx=px; ry=py; dof=8;}//LOOKING STRAIGHT LEFT OR RIGHT while(dof<8) { mx=(int)(rx)>>6; my(int)(ry)>>6; mp=my*mapX+mx; if(mp<mapX*mapY && map[mp]==1){ dof=8;} //HIT WALL else{ rx+=xo; ry+=yo; dof+=1;}//NEXT LINE } glColor3f(0,1,0); glLineWidth(1); glbegin(GL_LINES); glVertex2i(px,py); glVertex2i(rx,ry); glEnd(); } }

Sick dude

It looks great, very good project!

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this code is horribly written

Can it play doom?

@1:11 Is that Evan and Katelyns furby thiny?, XD

But can you play Columns on this thing?

dude i entirely forgot about your channel until i saw this and i fell right back in love with your content, thank you for this video- its amazing <3

You need to put googly eyes on red to make him look like a carp

But can it run Doom?

the number is 13

I remember using a similar camera (but even smaller and lacking a screen) long time ago. Timestamp can be turned off by creating a special .txt file on the sd card.

Schematic?

1:28 I SQUARED C !!

Yes! 3D scan video editing would be super helpful!

Very nice video, but why feel the need to abbreviate variables so aggressively? it made the code very difficult to read.

actually like it so much i want to make one myself

Is this something we could build ourselves?

damn dude you are so good at this. love your projects

hey what a great project open sauce was amazing. shame I missed seeing this hope to see you next year

Leo & link, so cute <3

making things look scuffed on purpose is tricky, you're on to something with that film

This was really cool!

I have an question. Where is the actual processing happennig, I don't see any transistors or microprocessors.

One cool thing I saw at open sauce was... you. lol. Thanks for signing my badge 😁

wow, amazing, this is something i really looking for

Oof that opening sentence is not one I would've gone with 😂 Basically saying "I don't know anything about Fallout but I LOVE the TV show." Those are dangerous words in this community. You might labelled a tourist if you keep that up lol.

that insane, nice job

5:19 MY EYES!

Yeah, you know guys -- the famous glowing screen you wear on your wrist in those Fallout games. The Fallout watch. Next up, Master Chef's mayonnaise gun.

So I have a question: Of all the people who have made a Pip-Boy, do any of them actually have a functioning geiger counter? They're so easy now. Add in a Bluetooth chipset and an SDR, you could do some serious stuff!

"I am a big fan of the tv series" man I though worst case scenario you would of said fallout 4 or 76 but you really did say the tv series. Good project but shit show, everything after NV is shit. 3 and NV can be considered mid compared to 1 and 2 but nowhere close as bad as the tv show and 76.

You carve your own circuit boards? When can we expect your custom 6502 computer? Or a fully homemade mechanical keyboard? Or both?

One of the most underrated youtubers. This is a stone cold $1000 prop easy.

Great video my Pip-Boy Open Sauce buddy in crime. I probably should have done more documentation on my own build cuz I wanna get into content creation myself. Oh well.

I wonder how things would feel if everything was recorded with really cheap cameras, even the voice over, screen recording, and background music. The only thing that's the same is the editing style, or maybe even that could be changed into a more 2000's early 2010's era of editing

That water commercial exactly emulates the style of a modern generic commercial. Got that super out of focus lens flare stock footage blended using soft light. Even snuck in a lens flare transition 🤣 beautiful

i always love your videos, they make me want to make some more circuits! the last time i tried i planned to make a display out of ~60 seven segment displays and now they're in my drawer collecting dust hahaha

Wich software die you use for the pcb?

Pipboys are actually pretty big, they tend to take up the full wrist in world. Maybe make a slightly bigger version with a slightly bigger headphones.

B B A?

Opensauce looked AWESOME

Awesome Idea, one question. What type of plastic did you use? PLA, PLA+, PETG, or up to ABS? Thank you for the video.