Magic GIF Ball Powered By Raspberry Pi -- Episode 495

Magic GIF Ball Powered By Raspberry Pi

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Life is full of tough choices, so why not let a children’s toy make those decisions for you? The Magic 8-Ball is a classic toy for finding out if your crush feels the same way about you or for finding out if the Soviets are about to invade your playground. While this may have been a fine toy for the 20th century, communication has changed quite a bit recently, so for today’s build DJ will be reimagining the technology for a more modern audience. Should you stick around and build your own? It is decidedly so.

Bill of Material:

Product Name	Manufacturer	Quantity	Buy Kit
Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+	Raspberry Pi	1	Buy Now
PowreBoost 1000	Adafruit	1	Buy Now
PLA Filament	VERBATIM	1	Buy Now
Tactile Switch	APEM	1	Buy Now

Additional Parts:

Product Name
LiOn Battery 1800 mAh
1.3 240x240 IPS LCD ST7789
Adafruit Pushbutton Power Switch

Attachments:

MagicGIFBall_Resources.zip

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colintravis over 4 years ago

It seems like a few of the components that were printed are missing from the resources package. The insert for the battery, and the insert for the tilt sensor seem to be missing from the folder.
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colintravis over 4 years ago

It seems like a few of the components that were printed are missing from the resources package. The insert for the battery, and the insert for the tilt sensor seem to be missing from the folder.
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oberman77 over 3 years ago in reply to colintravis

I'm having the same problem
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