I made a Mario clock 😎
Every minute it will jump to indicate the time change.
It's a DIY project but it requires no soldering, no installation of software, no command line. Just a screwdriver to screw 2 (!!) screws.
I made a Mario clock 😎
Every minute it will jump to indicate the time change.
It's a DIY project but it requires no soldering, no installation of software, no command line. Just a screwdriver to screw 2 (!!) screws.
The 4096 LEDs (64x64) will set you back $20
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832744994700.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2usa&_randl_shipto=US
The brains of the operation is an ESP32 (surprise!). I use a special board called ESP32-Trinity that plugs right into the back of the LEDs.
https://www.makerfabs.com/esp32-trinity.html
The Trinity docs neatly explain the 2 screws
https://esp32trinity.com/setup.html
And finally, you will need a power adapter (updated link to right product)
https://amzn.to/3ZQdzo2
The software is Clockwise Mario Bros and is open source.
They use our ESP Web Tools so you install this directly from your browser. No software needed.
https://clockwise.page/
They have a bunch of other clock faces too, and are not the only one that provides projects for these panels.
It's now even easier to make the Mario clock (https://fosstodon.org/@balloob/109991210216710093) thanks to it's author Jonas adopting Improv Wifi (https://www.improv-wifi.com)
Video from https://twitter.com/jnthas/status/1642691071246229504
Attached: 1 image I made a Mario clock 😎 Every minute it will jump to indicate the time change. It's a DIY project but it requires no soldering, no installation of software, no command line. Just a screwdriver to screw 2 (!!) screws.
@balloob Do you have an aliexpress.COM or s.click.aliexpress.com link? The .us link is giving me problems :/
EDIT: here, this one is more universal: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2251832744994700.html