BurnerJeremy
Member Since: April 4, 2007
Country: United States
Profile
Bio
Developer, artist, burner
Role
monkey brain
Spoken Languages
English
Programming Languages
C, C++, C#, JAVA, VB, HTML, AVR ASM, x86 asm, …
Universities
University of Utah
Expertise
Game Development, Real-time 3D graphics / physics
Interests
Everything
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DJ Turbine had no doubt his tracks were going to burn up the dancefloor.
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Awesome project! I love building stuff for Burning Man! Looking back through my order history, it’s safe to say 80% of the money spent was towards Burn projects.
This was our last creation (2011) SuperConductor
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This is correct. Up-voting to possibly save someone a future debugging headache.
A quick and easy way to insure initialization is like so: int someVals[5] = {}; //c++ only
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A few friends and I built this for burning man 2011. It consists of 63 mirrored acrylic panels cut by the plastic supplier which we hand drilled and welded. All electronics are custom (this was designed before the WS2801 was so easy to get). It runs by itself, but has a control panel with an arcade stick, buttons, and a big red button. Gamers knew how to access the easter eggs (Konami code anyone?) Tetris, Snake, Master blaster, and even a wedding proposal!
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If I can’t stay in your seat, can I at least keep this box?!
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Nice one… subtle, but funny :)
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I was just about to post the same thing. This has been the case since the FIO was posted.
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Of course they are completely legal fireworks.
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It looks like you could grab the serial signals before the on-board MAX3232 so you wouldn’t need an RS232 level converter.
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I’m a little older than you guys, but straight up LEGO (and later LEGO technics) is definitely one of the reasons I am an engineer.
Anything we can do to get kids excited about math/science/engineering gets a huge thumbs up in my book!
No public wish lists :(