I finally got the top panel of my Minecraft RFID jukebox glued and sanded! To glue the parts I used super glue and melted some excess filament onto the parts to fuse the plastic together.
To learn more about the project check out: github.com/Beenana02/RFID-minecraft-jukebox
I made some more progress on the code for my Minecraft RFID jukebox.
I added a start-up script and updated the main script to read a file to figure out which id corresponds to which disc!
github.com/Beenana02/RFID-minecraft-jukebox
Minecraft RFID jukebox now has an OLED screen display!
It currently shows the volume and when a song is paused/muted.
Check out the Python code for the OLED display and the rest of the project @ github.com/Beenana02/RFID-minecraft-jukebox
I've created a case for my custom USB hub! Check out the CAD for the case along with the USB hub in my git hub
github.com/Beenana02/Portoise_USB_Hub
Version 2 of the Portoise USB hub is done! This 4-port USB hub extends a single USB-A to 4 ports. The PCB is shaped to be like a turtle (Tortoise + USB ports = Portoise)
Changes:
• Now there's an LED to indicate power
• Uses parts available on JLCPCB.
github.com/Beenana02/Portoise_USB_Hubgithub.com/Beenana02/OnBoard
#arcade Another milestone for my raspi 4 rfid Jukebox! I've created a basic code in Python that takes ids of RFID cards and has them assigned to play a certain Minecraft song. I also added a pause button that allows someone to pause a song. The code will still be updated as I work on the project.
Watch the 2 videos to see how the RFID scanner works and to see the pause button
Check out the github github.com/Beenana02/RFID-minecraft-jukebox and if you wanna see the 3D model of the juke box, check it out on Thingiverse www.thingiverse.com/thing:6712790 .