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Pinduino: Ultimate lights and mods control!

By Prof_Pinball

9 years ago

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Quoted from lyonsden:
Definitely get one if you want to install or develop some awesome custom effects for your pins. They aren't difficult to assemble. Also, I've developed a lot of open source code for you to use or modify: https://github.com/elyons/professor_pinball_pinduino_sketches
None of the close sourced bullshit where you *have* to wait for someone else to do the work.

So I see in the README.md the videos of a few of the things, but what's the TAF sketch? There's no video and no instructions in the src on how you would hook it up.

--Donnie

Quoted from lyonsden:
Sorry about that -- I hadn't included a link to the google docs folder with all the instructions I wrote. That has been updated in README.md on github and here is a link: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B2njOnd06CCOdlBCVzdiWFZhUVE
Also, the link to TAF is: https://github.com/elyons/professor_pinball_pinduino_sketches/tree/master/TAF-backbox (I think you just missed it in the repo.)

No, my words were a little bad. I found the *sketch* itself, I just didn't see any instructions nor a video or anything else in that README.

But yeah, the link to the docs is what I was after, and WOW. Excellent work. Thanks for posting all this stuff. Some great ideas here, and some great starter code for others to build off of if they choose. Well done.

--Donnie

Quoted from lyonsden:
Thanks, Donnie. Definitely post your creation if/when you get something up and running.

I've emailed Rock914 to see if I can get a couple shield kits. Already know Arduino a little and can handle the wiring part fine, so...

--Donnie

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