Magic GIF Ball Powered By Raspberry Pi -- Episode 495

Hello. Could you please tell me where I can find the code and the Fusion 360 files ? Thnak you very much. KR. BBall

Where can I find de the software and the Fusion 360 files ? Thank you.

I'm having the same problem

OK, thank you!

Note - I can't seem to edit my original question - so my updated question is, where do I find the wiring diagram and are there any more detailed build instructions?  I see the resources file for the python program and the STL files.  Thanks!

there is no wiring diagram I'm aware of, you can all extrapolate from the code:
disp = ST7789.ST7789(
    port=0,
    cs=ST7789.BG_SPI_CS_FRONT,  # BG_SPI_CS_BACK or BG_SPI_CS_FRONT
    dc=9,
    backlight=19,               # 18 for back BG slot, 19 for front BG slot.
    spi_speed_hz=80 * 1000 * 1000
)

# Initialize display.
disp.begin()
button = Button(2)

its just an SPI display and a button.

use whatever SPI pins are available on your mcu and whatever pin you want to use for the button.

power and ground are of course also needed.

Thank you.  Sorry, I should have been more clear.  I saw that, but all it has is the python program and the STL files.  I don't find the wiring diagram anywhere.  Any ideas where that is?  Thank you again!  (I'll also try and edit my original question if it will let me).

you find it under "Attachments" below the videos descrioption.
here is the link so you find it no matter what: /cfs-file/__key/commentfiles/6b577b8c04704e209d29b6772bf67243-1d73f938-cb0f-4370-8862-4a145f5230e0/MagicGIFBall_5F00_Resources.zip

Hello!  Great project - thank you for sharing this!  I'm new to this community, so I may be missing something, but I'm confused where I find the support files.  In the video you mention wiring diagram, code, etc., but all I see here are the video, a primary parts list, and the STL files.  Where do I go to find the wiring diagram, any code needed, more detailed instructions, etc.?  
Thank you for the information.  I would really love to build this!
Jon

I made mine use a usb cable for power. It was kind of slow to boot, so I just leave mine plugged in so it is always ready. I ran the usb cable out the hole used for the button. But if you need a battery holder that should be pretty easy to design in fusion 360.