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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Adding Bottom Cover to Deter Cats, Toddlers from Investigating Wiring? | 2 Relevance | 7 years ago | Bruce | Table Customization | |
| @mariechang - We did make changes to the WAy the Sisbot attaches to the table that will make attaching a bottom barrier easier. But we have had so few requests that other stuff pushed ahead of it priority-wise. Be assured that there are no hazardous voltages (12V only), and we will certainly replace your Sisbot if your Cat manages to harm it. I see you put a request in at our support desk - we'll follow up from there (we may be able to figure an easy solution for you, but will need to know some specifics about the underside of your table). You should hear f ... | |||||
| Sisyphus Text Generator 2 - improved interface and 3 outputs | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | crsolomon | Community Tracks | |
| I rewrote the text generator program for the Sisyphus table and made a graphical entry form to make it easier to use (photo of new selection screen is below) . I also added a spiral text option to the 3 straight lines or 2 circular ones output and added some text kerning to make output look better (photo of output is also below). The program is written in MS Small Basic - you run the source code so you can see it is clean and not doing anything funny. SmallBasic is free too (download from Microsoft). There are 4 files you need - the program (.sb) file, abcd.txt, adcdp.txt (the 2 font files) and a instruction text file (again - all below) . Just make sure that the files are all in the same directory on your computer! Please give feedback - I think it's pretty bulletproof but PLEASE Type input slowly - MS basic takes it time! Attachment : form.JPG Attachment : options.jpg | |||||
| RE: Track organization. | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | heropup | App Usage | |
| @mdolfis: By design, the WAy tracks are played, there isn't a distinction between "center-edge" and "edge-center." Here's how it currently works, and this includes the erase pattern. If the next track to be played is "center-edge" or "edge-center," wherever the ball has ended, the table will automatically read the next track in forward or reverse order so as to not need to jump from edge to center or vice versa. So for example, if the current track ended at the edge, but the list of coordinates for the next track begins at the center and ends at the edge ... | |||||
| Track organization. | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | burningamd | App Usage | |
| I'm quickly finding a real desire for better organization both of the tracks loaded on the table and the community tracks. The ability to sort loaded tracks by name would be nice, and the ability to organize into folders as well (like by Type). Though you can approximate folders by making playlists (and just using them to create new playlists from not actually playing). This doesn't work all that well though since they stay in the track list (making it harder to organize others). Also the ability to order playlists after creation would also be great. Currently it seems the order is as added and that's it. Additionally, the community tracks, endlessly scrolling isn't great. Categorizing would be nice. Artist/popular is a good start, but maybe some broad Categories like drawings (for things like a turtle), "swirls/spirals" (for nearly full table designs like peoni), "geometric" (for designs that don't take full table like circam 2s, sisvort) . Those are terrible names but you get the idea. | |||||
| RE: New User - Lots of issues | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | MicahR | Table Usage | |
| ... the app these details are in the respective app store. Can I opt not to update? For the app this is a setting on your phone and not anything we can control. On the firmware, we do not auto update. However, a couple possible explanations occurred to me. When loading the app it always checks for an update and prompts you to update. Is it possible this WAs clicked through without fully reading? Are there any others in your residence connecting to the table that may have triggered an update inadvertently or otherwise? When browsing the tracks in IOS the UI ... | |||||
| RE: Grateful Dead Tracks Anywhere? | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | Bruce | Community Tracks | |
| ... step by combining the routines, but I WAs too lazy then, and I don't use it very often now (plus, I think the intermediate distortion looks interesting at times). Just vanilla plines (type 0). No arcs, splines, etc. Start and end your tracks either at the center or the edge of the circle. Check the resulting thr file. The rho value of the first and last vertex in the file should be either 0 or 1 (start and end can be the same rho). Rho = 1 is anywhere on your boundary circle. Remember, in the polar world, the path between 2 points is a spiral (Archimedes). ... | |||||
| RE: Homebrew Accent Table Build | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | makerbobdesigns | Table Customization | |
| ... really happy with the WAy the lights work from below. Obviously, the video doesn't do it justice, and it would definitely look a lot better if I WAs drawing with a computer instead of by hand. Any tips on the kind of sand in use on your tables would be appreciated. Mine isn't white, but it seems fairly fine. Maybe finer wouldn't be so loud. Attachment : Custom-Lighting-Tests.mp4 | |||||
| RE: Sisyphus Programming Guide - So far | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | crsolomon | Community Tracks | |
| 1) I agree about the theta can be any value - I WAs trying to make the point that start and end rho had to be the opposite of the starting value. I'll change that and since I make a point of always erasing the board when I start a pattern (to get a clean pattern , theta for me always is zero. 2) I do realize that in essence there is only One Type of command - just data pairs where the ball moves from one to the other. But anyone programming the table needs to be aware of the "jump" that occurs (and WAs illustrated in the document) if you make the d ... | |||||
| RE: Sisyphus Programming Guide - So far | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | dithermaster | Community Tracks | |
| Thanks Ray. Some notes on your document: This paragraph: "All Files must start with a 0,0 or 0,1 position. The end pair of numbers in the file must end with rho value opposite of the rho value in the first pair (if you start with a 0,0 you end with a theta, 0)" says three different and conflicting things. None of them are true. In fact, you must start with rho equal to 0 or 1. The theta values don't matter. The initial theta is treated as a "starting theta" and all subsequent thetas are relative to it. The ending theta does not need to be 0 or the starting theta. This note "There are 2 'types' of instructions that the table can understand based on the difference between the theta values in the next set of instructions in the data set." is also not strictly true. The table only has one Type of instruction, and that's a theta,rho pair. It moves that ball to that new position, interpolating in polar coordinates to get there. That's all. There isn't anything special about an erase (except the filename, which makes it run faster). In my path generators some of them think in polar but convert to cartesian, and then all of them subdivide cartesian lines or bezier segments down until they are small enough and then output them as .thr polar. In that backend I also look for "too small" of polar movements and remove points to keep file sizes down. The values I use for cartesian subdivison and polar point removal are tuned to not make artifacts, but also not make too big of file. | |||||
| RE: New user, issues with uploading | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | EveryoneIsAnotherYou | Beta releases and bugs | |
| I have a brand new table also. It arrived 2 days ago. I updated the firmware immediately. Track uploading usually fails as others have described (preview image doesn’t render, or is incorrectly showing the last successful preview image, or eventually times out and fails due to a timeout-type error in the browser). What I’ve found usually works is to unplug the table for 10 seconds; plug it in; and then try doing all my uploads in one go after it boots (with drawing paused). Usually, 80-90% of the tracks will upload successfully by doing this. For example, I uploaded 61 official/approved tracks in one go last night, and about 50-55 of them uploaded OK. Several never rendered their preview image. However, once I see a failure, I must delete the failed track upload and reboot the table and repeat the process for the failed tracks. | |||||
| RE: Sisyphus Programming Guide - So far | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | Bruce | Community Tracks | |
| ... or correct: All track files (filename.thr), must start with their Rho value either 0 or 1, and end with Rho either 0 or 1 - end and start Rho can be the same. I chose to start with this limitation so that tracks could easily be linked together without distracting traces connecting a new track's start to the last track's end. Therefore, there are four track "flavors": 00, 01, 10, 11. If a track finishes playing at Rho = 1, and the next track's start Rho is 0, the program will try to reverse the track - which will works for 01 and 10 tracks. If reversing d ... | |||||
| RE: New user, issues with uploading | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | bikertat77 | Beta releases and bugs | |
| ... files. At this point I choose the file to download "thr" file. I click download and the black dots spin around and around. The first time I did this, the track did download. Ever since then, I try to download other tracks and I get the error message "could not make request". I guess I could put my number here and maybe someone with WAy more smarts than me could call and help WAlk me through it? PS. The table has gotten a million compliments and I've had a few friends actually thinking about ordering one. Thanks for your help again. Michael | |||||
| RE: Uploading tracks fails to generate "preview" | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | brobbins | App Usage | |
| ... "thr", file_data: "0 0 ↵0 0 ↵0.01 0.00002 ↵0.02 0.00004021 ↵0.03 0.00….97179912 ↵506.5649913 0.9911448 ↵506.5798173 1 ↵", is_published: "false", …}models.js:5234 Get Thumbnail palm2models.js:2282 _update_sisbot()models.js:5229 WAit longer for pause to finishmodels.js:5234 Get Thumbnail palm2gen.js:1139 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'checked' of undefined at E.i.if (gen.js:1139) at E.i.render_attr (gen.js:1608) at E.i.self.triggers.(:3001/anonymous function) ( at b (libs.js:851) at v (libs.js:851) at h (libs.js:851) at ... | |||||
| RE: Uploading tracks fails to generate "preview" | 3 Relevance | 7 years ago | brobbins | App Usage | |
| Just tried one more track and I'm getting the same errors as before. Track uploads okay but after ~30-60 seconds of WAtching the spinning wheel it gives an error like "Could not process the request". I still saved out the track (palm2 from markyland) and on my desktop I can see it in the list with the generic Sisyphus logo. In the iOS app instead of the track name I just see {{= model.data.name }} and when I try to select that I get a JavaScript Type error in index.html. There's a long path that ends in Sisyphus.app/www/prod/gen.js - 649 Hoping Sisyphus c ... | |||||
| RE: Mac downloads .thr files as HTML or TXT | 3 Relevance | 8 years ago | mgraf68 | Table Customization | |
| Oh it's no hassle at all Bruce, I kinda figured it WAs mostly user learning/error. As long as there is a ZIP available, I for sure can do it that WAy. Interesting enough, the files within Juggler's ZIP show up on my Mac as executable Type files, whereas the one I downloaded from the Github raw using my Chrome Browser save as shows up as a blank icon .thr file. (File info screenshots attached). Whether this has any difference to how they are interpreted by my Sis - I have no idea. I have uploaded them both to my table and we will see. Dream world ... | |||||
| A few suggestions... | 2 Relevance | 5 years ago | adambrower | Table Usage | |
| I am still all agog at my coffee table and happy as a clam at high tide. However, I have a couple of suggestions that may spare others the struggles I experienced as I set up this glorious device. - Include an extra tab of teenie-weenie rubber bumpers. They are more than just teenie-weenie: they are itsy-bitsy, and human fingers are comparatively big. An extra tab of bumpers will allow for flying bumpers, misapplied bumpers, and bumpers hijacked by the Cat. - Ditto for the felt feet. The expense will be minimal. - A very light ring printed on the fabric will guide the user in spreading sand. A bit more expense than the extra bumpers and feet, but this will make life easier for users . - Most important: The app is dandy, but connecting to a wifi net is unnecessarily a cluster-fig. Make it clear that in order to connect to a local network, the user must first join her phone or other device to the Sisyphus network advertised by the Raspberry PI, and THEN try to go to Community, where the user learns that she is not connected to the internet, and is there, finally, afforded the opportunity to login to a network. This took me at least 45 annoying minutes to figure out. Intuitive, NOT. - I've never before joined a forum without a search utility. Either it is cleverly hidden, or it has not been configured. Overall, hats off to Bruce and Micah. I am blown away. | |||||
| RE: Before we order, Ops & Maintenance questions | 2 Relevance | 7 years ago | dithermaster | Table Usage | |
| ... a big battery or charge it frequently if you converted it to use a battery. If you do think about adding a battery, a good source might be the ones for motorized recliners. We added one of those to a recliner that we didn't WAnt a cord running to, and it only needs to be charged once every few weeks. But it's as big as a kid's shoe. There is room under the Sisyphus, so it might be possible. The transformer puts out 12VDC (at 4A). Also note that the upcoming Sisyphus Mini will have a rechargeable battery option. 2. I've never oiled mine, and I've never remo ... | |||||
| RE: Adding Bottom Cover to Deter Cats, Toddlers from Investigating Wiring? | 2 Relevance | 8 years ago | rberteig | Table Customization | |
| ... problems with static discharge. That said, A cover (with a window for the ambient light sensor, of course) does seem like a good idea for new production. If a retro-fit option came available, I would be interested. Right now my biggest Cat problem is that I appear to have accidentally trained them that if they WAnt attention, they should go lay on the table when I'm standing nearby. This is making it a lot harder to take good pictures of the sand! | |||||
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