u/Oppis
Add the units you want to fit on the tray, with base sizes and shapes. Then, you can setup the tray configuration, and lastly if you don't want the standard grid layout you can drag and drop the cutouts around.
Support for magnets, and always free!
Set the unit bases you want, and then the site uses the marching-squares algorithm to pack a rectangle with them. You can adjust some parameters, download the STL and print it.
Let me know what you think! Gonna keep iterating on it
I'm using a nice!nano with zmk, and am thinking about wiring some spare gpio pins to magnetic pogo pins. Then, I can put knobs or a touchpad or a joystick in a 3d printed enclosure, and wire them up to pogo pins as well.
Does anybody know if this will work?
Would love to figure it out, so I can use more standards cases with all my dumb mods I'm doing.
I made a controller for my home lab, and set it up with a pisugar. I'm using an inky what display and 3 gpio switches - but the problem is that the battery only lasts for less than a day. I have a cron job that makes a server request every ten minutes and updates the display, and I have a python script running with a loop to listen for button presses.
I tried googling around and using an LLM, but am struggling to stretch my battery life - turned off HDMI and bluetooth. Any thoughts?
A lot of the indie gamedev is scene is very anti-crypto - would love to find a community that thinks blockchains are neat so we can hare ideas and the such.
Do ya'll know of any blockchain game-dev daos or communities?
The group I play with is mostly games workshop stuff- but open to learning other games and could scrounge up a DM if people wanna try d&d.
The spec seems a bit rough?
There are no token names or symbols, so every 1155 is just Token and ERC-1155?
openzeppelin's metadata method uri(tokenID) doesn't do anything? It returns the root of the folder? Do clients have to manually append the token id? why bother passing it in?
does anybody use ERC1155? anybody have good examples?
Here's a bad example I can't really use: https://goerli.etherscan.io/address/0x4d6ad95385a8740e8903a0609ed4f774b3c1c431
How are y'all approaching scaling? I'd love to mix old and new models, has anyone done this? Is the difference noticable?
