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Which software your use for this type of animation?

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I'm very familiar with state machines, but not as much in the arduino/C++ ecosystem. This was awesome. It answers a few lingering questions I had. Thanks!

This actually comes pretty naturally to me, having designed and drawn cabinetry.

Awesome video. Was wondering if you could give me guidence or tips on something similar?

Well done. The information was presented on a logarithmic fashion with a slow start and a steeply rising level of complexity. The last part with the most information happened really quick. Fortunately, there is a rewind available on CZcams. I used it a LOT! Thanks for all your efforts.😊

This video is awesome and has such a beautiful explanation. I'm wondering why I get a steady stream of triggered messages and have been trying to troubleshoot it for hours. If anyone has any ideas and wants to help me figure that out that would be awesome! Thanks for the video

Dude! Seriously your REALLY GOOD at making videos! I've been watching A LOT of CZcams videos regarding arduino and electronics and programming. You are definitely very good at making me engaged in what you're trying to explain and making it funny - which is always good to help keep it light, and still have my attention. Looking forward to finding more videos from you!

The beginning of "going down the rabbit hole" in electronic gear.

You’re teaching the next generation of engineers… and some 35 year old chancers who need to look like they know what they’re talking about in a few weeks time. 😄

28:03 - oooh, that's a cute little construction! Nice idea! I may have to imitate that. :) Nice video overall, too. Now, if only we could represent the state machine in a way that built both the code and the diagram.... ;)

that was great, thank you

Fantastic and thanks!

Good video. Thank you. Why is it necessary to place a dimension to the center of the part when you show centerlines? Also, I was hoping to find a discussion on tangent lines and visible lines. Have you got anything on that?

Well it is now 5 years later and the start of winter, it snowed 3 days ago. I like what you did, I have 5 contacts, one is a push button. The 2nd and 3rd are a rocker switch, if switch left move stepper left, if right move stepper right. Left or right will go until it sees a stop switch the last 2 of the 5 will put it into standby mode, wait for left or right, the push button will bypass a pot that sets the speed, to full speed to the end stop. I plan on using a modified version of what you wrote here! FYI, I did not know a comment helps in your content until today! Lee

@13:35 I think that neither of the two is correct? A needs to have a dotted line in the front view

I Thank you for this, really am. I'm studying my first year of mechanical engineering, so glad I found this. I can say you made such a clear teaching, all the best for you!. Best regards

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model cycles totally needs an external midi controller to play the pads properly

And it takes a lot precision drawing these with the softwares

Great video man

Can I solder (or connect to one of the screws) the ground pin plug to the metallic part of the heating coil?

Did you opened also the model samples?

Thanks a lot. Very helpful

Engineering Technican by day, noisemaker by night. I appreciate the effort bud! You saved me a bit of time as I had planned to add some additional rubber slivers under the pads (as is commonplace in the MPC world) but this shows it wouldn't have solved anything.

Nicely done...I used to build interrupt driven state machines with error handling in LabVIEW. That was many years ago. Now, I have found microcontrollers again and really enjoyed your very good description of how to build state machines...my new model...thanks very much...!

incredible. i'd love to see more synths/electronic instruments this was fascinating

Nicely explained and done! Keep up!

So I was thinking of making a digital music box and a spinning element powered by the DC motor. The reason why I think it might not be a great idea is the motors noise. If the point of a box is music, whining of the motor defeats the purpose. Probably a specific DC motor with extremely low noise could do it, which is tough to find.

Good stuff this video has aged so well it's still incredibly relevant even though Tech and coding environments keep changing You speak great truth and do it very well thank you

13:12 Was it not standard practice to include an isometric view with your drawings to avoid potential miscommunications?

Could you please advise the details including sizes for the 3D printed parts

Dude this is cool what happened to your channel?

How to you overlay your picture on top of a background with codes please? What tools do you use? Can you share with us please?

Hello I would like to know how did you write the code for Arduino.

The faster that Serial runs, the faster that your print buffer empties. If it fills then the code gets blocked until the print buffer is less than full. Are you good with bit math? Cause if the current read is in bit 0 and the prev read is in bit 1 then byte value 0 or 3 mean no change, 1 or 2 means transition detected. With the pin in INPUT_PULLUP mode and switch wired to GND., 2 is pressed and 1 is released, even during bounce. I keep a longer read history than the last 2. I keep 8 reads as bits and read every 512 micros (bit 8 flips every 256 micros) after left-shifting the history byte 1, the new read is 0 or 1, add it as the new current read. That is the complete pin watch, just update history. And for triggers... history (state picture bits = decimal value == 10000000 = 128 means just 3.5ms debounced press 01111111 = 127 means just 3.5ms debounced release 00000000 = 0 means held down 11111111 = 255 means left up everything else is not stable for 3.5ms yet For most needs, if (history == 128) is enough.

I wanna buy one its soo cool

Why is it that everything you said sounded like a question? Almost all of the presumed statements that you tried to conveying had an upward inflection like a question has. My advice to your in your quest to be a better communicator (especially in engineering) is that you need to make sure the people you are conveying your thoughts to know you are making a definitive statement and not asking questions.

Cool video this convinced me to try and mix up different statemachines like you: 1 for the button one for the LED. However I come from an era where memory was an issue. This is also the case for an Arduino. Try using #define for the naming of your cases and pinNumbers. Also for example you don't need an unsigned long for the interval of 5 millis.

Pretty late to the party but thanks a lot for this video! Very interesting and educational :)

Amateur!

Found your engineering drawing video, now watching this. Hope you make more videos making stuff. It's fun to watch!

Great instructional video!Thank you!!!

Hey dude i love the way you teach is it possible to help me understanding the hidden lines thing in more detail? And also from two shapes I've to draw one axometric view and the other is top view I'll have exams in few days and i don't understand my prof.

Basically unusable outside a button demo, when you have multiple input switches/sensors and processes to run for each

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Good concise and to the point video, but please increase your audio to -3dBTP for future uploads if you haven't already done so. I have to crank the volume wide open in order to understand you, and then get BLASTED by the commercials.

great vid

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