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This feature is still there - just a little non-intuitively placed. The "erase before track" option acts on the track level, meaning you need to Set it for each track you WAnt it to affect (there is no global Setting that adds it for every track). To do this, got to Library > Tracks. Scroll or search for the track you WAnt to apply this to, and hit the 3 dots to the right of it. This will bring up a list of options (like reversible, fixed orientation, etc.). Erase before track is there. Once checked, an erase will precede this track when played as a singl ...

... showed 44+ hrs complete, 17+ hrs remaining. (Yup, wish I’d taken a screen shot, but I didn’t), and I thought “ odd, I thought that pattern started yesterday”. But now (basically 7 hrs later, not 17), it is on a new track. …. So, when the “playing” screen shows a time (which, bty, for the most part has seemed accurate), is that based on the slowest speed, or a WAG, or ?? As I said, the playing time has usually seemed pretty accurate, but now I’m wondering if I just WAsn’t paying close enuf attention, or if there’s something odd about this particular pa ...

Ah, that "connections". It refers to the connecting path that is required between the end of one track in a playlist, to the beginning of the next track. A brief "Connections 101": All tracks start and end at either the center (Rho = 0) or the edge (Rho = 1). There are four possibilities: "00", "01", "10", and "11" - meaning a track starts at the center and ends at the center; a track starts at the center and ends at the edge; etc. The app will try to make tracks in a playlist start the next tract without any connecting path. This is easy with 01 tracks and 10 tracks, because they can be reversed if needed. But reversing 00 and 11 tracks doesn't help. So, if it's important to you that your playlists have no connecting paths (which look like a single arc between the edge and the center), then the app will show you if there's any connections, and you can manually change the order of tracks to get rid of connections. There's more - (e.g. you can Set 01 and 10 tracks to be non-reversible), but that's for another lesson :).

@matt2 Seems to me that the option cannot practically be provided when shuffle is invoked A more knotty problem is how to quantify "speed". Maybe radio buttons for 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%...That made sense until I remembered that I have tinkered with Settings and have the speed Set at a value of 5 when the default is (iirc) 1.75. So some allowance would have to be made for such cases. Things like that are the reason I would rather design a UI than write the code. 😀

I'm not the best authority when it comes to connectivity issues (but it's the weekend and I'm all you got 😉 - Check to see if you've Set your router to use only the 5ghz band. Since you've had your table a while, its Raspberry Pi may be an earlier model, which only supports 2.4ghz (new routers should still support that). If that's not the issue. Please send an email to [email protected].

Fora metal coffee table (36" diameter), the configuration Setting is RGBW 2-ball (NOT servo). The radius should be Set to 13.5. The purpose of the ball park piece is to provide a WAy to purposely cleave the tail ball from the tail magnet (which is called "parking"). This happens when you play the special track "detach" and allows you to go from 2-ball play to 1-ball. The ball stays parked until you play "attach". The placement of the ball park is important - follow the directions carefully.

That looks awesome! I need to Set aside some time to learn how to do this. Thank You for helping me!

Your conjecture WAs accurate: the tracks in question were 10 (outside-in) from Sandify, and I neglected to Set the end point to center. Thanks, Bruce.

An easy WAy to force this would be to create a track called something like "Top" that just read "0 1" and WAs Set to force orientation, yes? Assuming two tracks back-to-back that were both 11 a sequence of Top, Track1, Top, Track2 should always produce predictable results, yes?

@stevetheevans - This is the right place for feature requests! We haven't brought more lighting controls out to the interface yet, but Matt (our dev) Set up the lighting control code (Python) so that it is relatively easy to experiment with. If you or others are interested, I will have him write up some short instructions (it involves connecting to the Raspberry Pi, navigating to where this code is, and modifying parameters).

... stay on the selected timezone even if your phone or browser timezone does not match. Erase Before Playing is an option on each individual Track page. This Setting is per-track, so if you turn it on for "Sailboat", every time that track plays, it will run an erasing movement right before it. The currently playing name will be "Sailboat", it does not say "Erase" during those movements. It also plays the erase movement at a faster speed than the regular track movements. The Queue is a new WAy that the Sisyphus manages the upcoming tracks. It is a single list ...

The most frustrating thing about using the table is the unpredictability of track direction. I have tracks which are written to run from rho=1 to rho=0, and sometimes WAnt to play them in reverse, but even when such a track has the "reversible" bit Set in the app, the bot will often "insist" on running it as non-reversible. The result: starting with the ball in the center, instead of running (as desired) from rho=0 to rho=1, the bot will seemingly ignore the reversible bit and take the ball out to rho=1, and play the track from there! In other instances, th ...

... can handle it :). Please contact our support team - [email protected]. They can Set you up with either the full Sisbot swap or just the motor. Make sure they know the age of your table and size - we've also changed the shape of the Sisbot's aluminum composite plate, and the Theta motor now comes with the pulley permanently attached. If you WAnt only the motor, we have to be careful to make sure the new motor will fit correctly in your original plate at the correct height. Bruce

Update: after doing a factory reset, installing the latest firmware update 1.10.83, and downloading user-generated tracks through the iPhone app, I discovered that all of these tracks are being downloaded without respecting the "reversible" flag Setting in Webcenter. In other words, if the track is Type 01 and the author allows it to be drawn reversibly, the downloaded track has "reversible" unchecked in the library. I have to go in and check it manually. Again, I'm doing this on a fresh firmware install on a factory reset table. Since the factory reset installs the default playlist tracks, those have the reversible flag Set correctly already. It's only if I try to download a reversible track that it gets unchecked.

The Comet lighting mode is nice, but due to the very wide spread of primary LEDs, and actual comet look is not what we get. Having a number of LEDs (or arc size in degrees) control for the primary color would get a real comet look when Set to a single LED. BTW, is there a better WAy/place to bring up new features?

I think so. I haven't seen the mini without LEDs, but as long as the outside WAll is tall enough you can use an LED strip with adhesive backing, and tuck the wires and control module somewhere. I'd suggest getting one you can Set the colors on, because if you get red only you might get bored (unless you really like red!) On my 2' side table I replaced the original white LED strip with an RGBW addressable one and ran color patterns on it using an Arduino microcontroller. They were not based on ball position like the factory strip, but they proved out the con ...

... they are connected, will not load 192.168.42.1:3001. I have tried restarting it 3 times aswell as blowing dust from shipping off the boards inside. When it arrived one of the stepper plugs WAs disconnected however I fixed this before plugging it in. Any help would be appreciated Thanks, Finn

A friend mentioned an idea that I think is great, but not sure exactly how to pull it off yet or visualize it. The idea is to incorporate the weather forecast. Maybe have it write out the temp 'HI:57/LO: 42' 'Partly Cloudy', and draw some clouds...or something like that...have a Set of prebuilt patterns to piece together to make some renderings. Just thinking out loud...seems like it would be doable. Is there a rest (or other) API for directly uploading a file to the table and triggering it to render? I have seen some projects with table control as the aim, so seems plausible. Thoughts? Birch

As several other users have noted, simple physics makes it inevitable that sand will accumulate at Rho 1.0. On tables Set up for 2-ball, the presence of the ballpark makes it far from trivial to craft a script that will plow that sand back to Rho<1. To make life easier for those of us with large tables configured for 2-ball, I wish @Bruce or @Matt would take a few minutes to craft a track that moves the sand back to rho<1. I'm very tired of hoisting the glass, grooming sand, and then finding the rubber bumpers that have escaped before replacing it. I know that current policy is to deprecate 2-ball products going forward, but perhaps the "plow-in" script could be propagated only to owners of large tables configured for 2-ball. I promise not to share the script, nor to pester the support team if the script misbehaves.