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Bruce, I've WAtched some of the videos, etc. I logged into the webcenter but it's empty as I don't have tracks. It doesn't seem to have anywhere to search tracks. The videos also reference the app to create tracks I thought and without a table there I can't create. Am I missing an option or just no WAy to create a track without a table there? Thanks! Jared

Same here... I would to find some WAy also to not have the glass slide off constantly.

The "paint" lighting script again. I happened to glance at the coffee table on my WAy back to the kitchen yesterday evening, and the table looked like this: jjr247-paint.png Whenever it crafts one of these, I leave the table at rest for a few days. For the curious, it's Mr Rambonnet's jjr-Sandify247, preceded by a very fine erase track over his #239 (I think).

I stumbled across the Sisyphus coffee table and WAs enthralled. While I enforced a mandatory "sleep on it" period before purchasing, I started looking into the custom track options like Sandify, Sisyphus for the Rest of Us, and Text Generator -- in addition to trying to wrap my head around theta/rho movement instructions in general, which WAs a completely new concept for Me. Of course all of that research just ended up sealing the deal. 🙂 But now I'm wondering if there is -- or might someday be -- a WAy to run the table in "single-step" mode. By that I Me ...

Hi Micah, Thanks for the reply. I did cycle the power with the cable plugged in with the same results. I then downed the wlan interface once I had a vaild ip off the cable just to get it out of the WAy. I can do a constant ping to the wired address with no loss, yet same behavior when connected through a browser. Main page comes up, 2 sec goes to the loss of connetion page. I WAs able to enable a hot spot on another computer and bridge the wireless connection to the same wired network. That seemed to work and I WAs able to connect. The end table that I'm w ...

If possible, can you create a WAy for people that use a browser to access their table as opposed to a smart device to utilize more screen real estate and add in the ability to drag and drop tracks from one playlist to another? It would make creating playlists WAy easier than having to remember names and keep going back and forth between lists to look for new ones. The browser version has plenty of space to do this since you created a portrait style interface in a landscape layout [something like the attached image where you drag from all tracks to whatever p ...

@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 ...

Thanks for the questions: 1. No, there is no automatic WAy to change lighting modes at this time. You have to manually change it in the app. 2. Yes, you can delete specific tracks from Playlists by going to the Playlist page, and touch on the three dots (...) in the upper-right corner of your screen. Down the page a little bit, it says "Edit Playlist". Touch on that, and you will be at a screen where you can add, move, and reorder tracks from that Playlist. Hope that helps, Matt

There is no obvious option to remove a track from "up next". Am I overlooking something? In all, a useful update, although I still can't understand why someone would WAnt to run Erase before every track. My own wish list: a WAy to specify the speed for each track in a playlist or queue.

Past 3:00 am, and the cats finally found a WAy to snarl the rotor arm. I suspect the agency WAs a WAyward tail. It elicited a lot of clunking and grinding from the table and a yowl from one of the cats. So, whatever happened to the preformed bottom cover for the 36" coffee tables?

I don't have much of a response on most of your points. I will say. decreasing and running my table at even 3/4 speed reduced some issues like balls going into the "ball park"

... even happened with the erase track(not a community track issue). Is 1.10.59 the most current firmware? Where can I see firmware and app update details? Can I opt not to update? Anyone else? I read about several similar issues on this forum but none exactly the same Unrelated questions-Suggestions (IOS) When browsing the tracks in IOS the UI is extremely sketchy. For example if I WAnt to see what a community track looks like; open the thumbnail picture, after seeing it, the UI goes all the WAy back to the beginning main Menu. So then you have re-open co ...

Hi Rich, Welcome to the forum! Glad to hear about (and see) some of your experiments. I understand about WAnting to hide the "homing line." There isn't a perfect (i.e. fast) WAy to get rid of it - it just has to be written over by subsequent tracks. The only time homing is done is on power up, and when "manually" changing tracks or playlists. We are working on making homing "smarter" - Meaning, if the ball is at the periphery (Rho=1), the ball shouldn't need to go the center (Rho=0), but can start where it is if the next track requested can start at Rho=1. ...

Hmmm… I think most owners relish the surprises that come from shuffled tracks playing over one another. That's the point of shuffling. Erasing between all tracks eliminates that serendipity. My guess is that if you, to the contrary, enjoy erasing a track before playing the next, you'll just have to keep building your playlists the old fashion WAy.

I wish tracks included a visible notation of their native start rho value. This will make it much easier to construct playlists without the fershlugginer connecting line. Maybe a simple 1 or 0 affixed to the title? As it is, the only WAy to access this info is to add a track to a playlist.

... sand. You can force a 01 to only play in the 0 to 1 direction by making it not reversible. We don't yet have a WAy to force it to play in the 1 to 0 direction (though you can reverse a 01 track using a utility like Sandify, and save it as a 10 track, and then make that not reversible when you load it onto your Sisyphus).

Hi,If the track you WAnt to play is in a plalist you can see by modifing the playlist the information about "Rho Start/End" ...... BUT if the track you WAnt to play is only in the Track list then you can't see this information. And by the WAy, for "0/1 Reversible" track it could be useful to decide if you WAnt to stard by the center OR by the perimeter Best Regards Bernard

... my TRS-80 I discovered x=sin(t) and y=cos(t) for clockwise from 12 and it WAs only later in school I learned the "correct" WAy of doing counter-clockwise from 3. I also work now in an industry where if there are multiple WAys of doing something you can be assured they are all in common use (although I'd love to have a talk with the genius who decided bottom-up raster images made good sense after decades of them going the other WAy). So when programming the Sisyphus I just observed how it acted to the coordinates I sent it and went from there, I never once f ...

... the cause of your reported problem (try removing it). But the example you give, while it shouldn't cause problems (without the empty line), will first erase from center to outside (100 revs along the WAy), and then circle in the opposite direction about 180 times, staying at the edge (this is the move between point 628.319 1 and point -498.821 1). If you WAnt to force a 100-rev erase before a track that starts at Theta = -498.821, either add or subtract 628.319 to or from -498.821 to get the starting Theta of the erase move (depending on which WAy, CW or CC ...

My daughter figured out a WAy to make my table much quieter. She first noticed that the sisbot (if that's the right term) made no noise at all when disconnected from the table. However, she could feel it vibrating. So she figured the problem WAs the transference of that vibration to the table. The table itself then acts like a drum and amplifies the sound. Next, she cut eight octagonal rubber WAshers out of a wide rubber band. She added two to each of the four screw-fasteners (also, pictured below). The octagonal shape made it easier to position the w ...