Spooky Arduino Halloween Eyes
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In before "Where's mintyPi v3?!?!" 😬Pre-orders for that should be up in the next few weeks, so keep an eye out.
Cant wait!!
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Oh fuck yeah
This is really neat. I think it is more suited for use in a window. Maybe board up a window to make it look extra creepy and then have the eyes peeking out between the planks.
Yes thank you thank you thank you! Been looking for something exactly like this for a personal project. Fantastic work!!
very cool! love seeing your projects.
Found a decent solution to my motion sensor idea. I simply used the blink pin! Had to change from pullup to pulldown. Works almost as good as I wanted. You still see some backlight in a dark setting.
Thanks for this fun project!
i don't even remember subbing to this channel but deffinalty seems like a legit one👍🏼
These are so cool. I’d use them all year to freak people out. So glad you done a tutorial. I see them on insta n just knew I had to make some. 👍
Nice! I'm only getting into little projects like these, but I'll order some parts to figure this out by next Halloween. Hopefully, that enthusiasm won't subside till then.
Excelent idea! Since the eyes have fixed shape, it would be cool to use a "shield plate" on top of the screens so you can't see the black square behind the eyes. But that could lead to some people freaking out harder XD
Interesting project. Good job.
Thanks for sharing great idea!
Great video.. Have you seen the new Adafruit Monster M4sk eyes mask or Adafruit HallowWing? They do single and pair that work together with everything done. Very cool. Monster M4sk has lots of cool stuff.
You are the man thanks for the video
the level of skill here is getting awfully close to magic ... major, major props
This would seriously creep my mother out. She absolutely hates floating eyes like that. It would creep out anyone who see them, especially if the eyes opened as you walk by, watching as you go. Love the vid and idea.❤
Nicely done. That's really creepy!
Great project! Way beyond my skill and understanding. Do you sell these?
Just in time for Halloween 2019!
Halloween 2020 over, right?
Great tutorial, looks like fun and easy to do! Now add a set in your giant Gameboy and turn it into a Realboy!
this is fantastic, I am thinking about doing this. To what power source do you have them connected? A regular outlet I'm guessing? Would you include a battery with the boards?
Such a great idea ! I'm traying to make it work, all exaclty connected as in your video, using an ItsyBitsy M0 Express, upload seems fine (no errors in Arduino IDE) but I only get white screens (I'm using 2 TFT's : 1 connected to CS1, other one to CS2).
I'd love to have just 1 screen for 1 eye. I am recreating the spell book from Hocus Pocus for this year with an encasement and everything! I'm pretty crafty, but I have never touched electronics as part of my crafts... this is a whole new language to me and I'd love to find out how to get some help with this stuff!
This is super cool!
I was going to make a minty-pi 2, but you said minty pi 3, so i'm waiting for that :)
Great Job
Hi, I just loved this video and really wanted to do this project. I bought all the things i needed and assembled them. loaded the program and it isn't working? I'm thinking some of the pin assignments are off in program. I clicked on the link in the description for your modifications using the MO board but the link is gone? Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Question. You have SDA of the tft connected to MOSI on the itsybitsy. Can you explain? I'm trying a different M4 board, gotta match things up but I don't understand the SDA to MOSI. Thanks, great project!
Wermy is awesommmmmme
Might I talk to you about a cosplay project? I've got an idea that I think you might find challenging
does this prject works on arduino ? or an esp8266 ? thank you.
i think it might be better to make the 3D printed enclosures house 2 screens with the right spacing between the eyes
I have what seems like a simple modification I want to do, and I can't figure it out in code. I want to connect a PIR sensor to activate the displays when someone enters the room. I can do it with a sensor and a relay, interrupting the pin 8, 3.3v LED on the tft boards. This keeps the eyes running with the displays off when nobody is in the room. Seems pretty simple, right?
Really neat but I wish showed how you power the eyes.
Any way to get this to work with a standard Arduino nano board instead of having to use the ItsyBitsy M0 Express?
Could you make the eyelid slowly open and then have the eye look from straight to the left and back ti straight ahead and then have the eyelid close?
Noe Ruiz is THE man. Wermy, you are also one of the men though.
If I wanted to use another SMD resistor, am I trying to lower the resistance? Or raise it? I was thinking raise because we are raising the V from 3.3 to 5. I have some SMDs and wanted to use them if the resistance was correct (I have no 68's would have to combine 2 traditional ones). What value? Thanks for any help!!
Whats the program you use to do 3d print :)
This worked great btw.. but the screens had a glitch when rotating the eyes 90° there was a line on the first (or last) line of one screen.. tried to compensate in the code but couldn't. Any idea what caused this?
Can you make a video on how you added the code to the itsy bitsy mO express from scratch?
So does this thing work with Arduino's? Because a "teensy 3.x" does not an arduino make.
Where's mintyPi V3?!?!
Jk, and awesome project by the way!
Why not use i2c? You can more efficently control multiple screens.
Hello. I am doing this project on Teensy 3.2. Everything works. The left monitor is connected to pin 9, and the right one to 10. How can I make my eyes rotate synchronously, and not in different directions, and the pupils are different, one large and the other small. If I connect both monitors to pin 9, then my eyes are the same and rotate synchronously. How to programmatically make (CS monitors connected 9 and 10 pins) so that the eyes rotate synchronously and the pupils are the same. Please give an answer. Thank.
Maaaan.....can't I just buy this already done somewhere!?! 😭😭
Is it possible to make this same by using arduino uno and oled 1.3 inch display
Helping someone with a small project. He wants to use one screen for one eye. Open a small port lid on a board hanging on the wall. Behind the lid is the screen. Need a way to activate the eye and add a battery. Not sure how to figure the power for this.
i`ve been trying to get another minty pi board but i can`t find the right link to them, are they still available to buy.
There’s a 3v option on that board… why can’t it be used for the screen?
Nice
0:42 looks really good, the background is pure black
0:48 looks really bad, the background is totally visible , i though these were OLED's how come in this shot i see the square shape why aren't the surrounding pixels completely off and pure black? it looks so good in the other shot, are they different screens or a is it different code?
Hi where is the wiring diagram for this , i cannot see where the wires go from the board to the screen .
Anybody
Please can tell me!
Can I do same thing with aurduino uno or I will need this aurduino board!
Please tell , I I'll use this in my project and I wanna to purchase it .
How are the connections for gc9a01 round lcd please
My displays finally came in and I am trying to build my first set of eyes. I am unable to get the code to load on the M0. Any ideas why I am getting a "Error occurred while uploading the sketch" message? When I downloaded all of the libraries the Adafruit_ST7735.h one there were multiple versions available. I selected the latest one. I assume that is preferred? Any pointers or things to try would be greatly appreciated because I have 10 of these displays I want to put to use!
I got it working! I had selected the "Arduino M0" board instead of the "Adafruit ItsyBitsy M0" board.
Having trouble getting past config.h No file directory exists. Can you help?
This would be amazing on a fursuit.
Amazing video!
There's actually one that has something like this that I saw, I searched in "fursuit moving eyes" and the first video that popped up was this black realistic wolf fursuit with blue moving eyes!
It would look better if it had OLED sceens
Hello, help me this code with ftf LCD 2.4” and arduino uno r3 please. I like this project. Thanks
Like others have commented kind of wish this didn't say "Arduino" in title since later on it specifically says "WILL NOT work on normal Arduino or other boards!". For people like myself who may not read completely through appropriately and just dive in it would save some time and money to specify up front it wont' work with Arduino's....
Arduino is a platform with a ton of different microcontrollers that support it. Perfectly valid to say that this is an Arduino project; there are even official Arduino boards with the same M0 chip as I used in this project (the Arduino Zero and MKR line of boards), which should work with this.
@@wermy Well I guess once again it's my ignorance versus being incorrect description. :-) Thanks for replying. A question, when I try to compile and verify this code as downloaded it gives errors around "size of array 'sclera' is too large" and "size of array 'iris' is too large". Any ideas on how to address?
Hi wermy
inb4 it rains on halloween
Yeah that sucked my costume fell apart
I don't get eyes to even appear.
Make me one ill buy it
They look like the eyes of ennard
#ALSOUSEDFORFURSUITEYES
Great idea but definitely too late
if you think its a good time to teach soldering when using a small board, then go find another job.
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