I built the ultimate tabletop gaming gadget 

I have the same problem

what was the oled module u used ?

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why you didnt put usb out from pi directly from box? ...

@@user-wc5yd1zz3cIt's a SSD1351 from Amazon

Honestly, that's a pretty cool idea and probably isn't that hard to implement.

@@victorscarpes Just use a cheap tilt sensor. Search "vibration metal ball shaking switch" or similar.

I was thinking this too.. select your dice, then shake it to roll.. Eventually I'd probably also animate the dice rolling.

yes.

​@@victorscarpesAdd an accelerometer and have it press an input after it reaches a certain threshold.

Nothing more trustworthy than a dedicated autist that needs to spill their hyperfixation, honestly

:) thanks so much

Wouldn’t the case by a d6?

@@JoZaHandle10/10 :)

@@JoZaHandleno, there are technically 10 sides

@@frostbite3756that’s a box. More simply, a cube. A cube has 6 sides.

Oh, didn't know you could just use sharpie. We made such PCBs in uni with a laser printer

i did this too! one of my favorite classes

This is a good idea - I’ll look into it more.

And additional bug testing

@@abetoday yes you have a great sub count and selling a batch of your projects would or merch would get you to a better place financially. Please do this there is no reason with your sub and view count that you wouldn't be able to sustain yourself also streaming some while you work on your projects could earn you some more viewers and a bit of cash on the side.

I had to rewatch it to make sure it wasnt a really good cut in the video xD impressive

@@TheDizzyVids lol me too. smooth

Thank you!!!

Yeah I don’t know why tinkercad just speaks to me, I can’t explain it

@@abetoday I mean, you clearly found your tool when you can create stuff like this. Awesome work, man!

Same man I only use tinkercad for very basic modifiactions. Learned cad on inventor and solidworks so I cant even begin to picture a full project workflow on tinkercad.

Tinkercad honestly is the easiest to modify existing models for me. Just an easy import and no fuzz​@@NiSE_Rafter

​@@NiSE_RafterI do 3d printed firearm frames in tinkercad. It's far from ideal, but I only ever learned Autocad, and can't get a license to it. Tinkercad just seemed simple enough that I could pick it up over a weekend. Need to switch to fusion 360 soon tho lol, running Into tinkercad a limits pretty hard.

Thank you so much!! I'm glad you like it and thanks for watching :)

@@abetoday 👑

Dice Butler (tm)

Most of us don’t have a 3d printer with carbon steel filiment

*fiber

@@JackCat101yeah but 3D printers are cheap now. You can buy a decent one for $300. Considering you can spend up to $100 on D&D books and how much people spend on miniatures and stuff. And if you do get one you can print scenery and terrain for not just DnD but all tabletops. And actually a lot of people that play DnD do have a 3D printer. Also CF filament isn’t needed. You could just print in PLA+ or PETG if you want that semi transparent look. It’s like saying most DnD players won’t own a gaming console or PC. lol. Look at a Venn Diagram of people that 3d print and people that game/play DnD. Personally I haven’t been in a group for years that hasn’t had at least two of us that can print stuff. It’s not as exotic as you think.

The only issue is that you can only do 5 dice at a time. In DnD sometimes you have to throw a lot [of dice] like Rogues that use sneak attack. Like my character ATM. A swashbuckling rogue that needs to be able to roll 6d6.

​@@razerow3391 A bit cheaper even on fb market place from people who want just the slightest upgrade.

Thank you for the support and kind words! I really appreciate it!

It is the least satisfying dice to roll tbf (tied with d4)

Thank you so much! There’s always a bit more iteration behind the scenes that can’t make it into the video, but it was definitely a smooth build over all, glad you enjoyed it!!

Thank you so much for the kind words!

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate the kind words!

Thank you for watching!

thank you for watching!!

Thank you!!

Thank you! I hope you will too!

thank you so much!!

Yes definitely, especially with custom parts you can waste weeks. This is why getting videos out at any consistent pace requires very careful planning, it's quite tricky!

Thank you so much I’m glad you enjoy :)

How does that work? i'm curious cause i'm inspired to make on of my own.

Thanks so much I’m glad you liked it!!

it looks like aseprite! its an app for pixel art!

@@scottangelides9237 I think you might be right. Thank you!

Thank you so much I’m glad you enjoyed!!

Thank you!!

Keep an eye out! I'm hoping to do a version as a kit!

Thanks for the support friend!!