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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 ...

Thanks so much for relaying your experience. We are a fairly large account for FedEx (nearly a quarter million bucks last year) and they come out to our facility periodically. We will add this to our "list"! And thanks for being so resourceful - Micah intends to add the "tine bent?" check to the setup instructions for the coffee table, since Heropup's first report of this. Bruce

@Cameron - Thanks for the work you're doing on this. We've added API documentation to our dev's priority List, and with some pointers from him I WAs able to get my Flic button to control play/pause and brightness up/dn. Given the Flic is limited to three actions (click, double-click, and hold) I don't see it as the ideal controller for Sisyphus - but it has definitely fueled our desire to explore more WAys to allow people to connect their tables to a range of IoT control schemes.

Posted by: Robin Where did you get the info on the webrequests? Is there a documentation for that? What would be the request for changes in lighting? This probably deserves its own thread at this point, but I'm very interested in the same answer. Thanks to Cameron I now have "play" and "pause" working on one of my Flic buttons. On another, I'd love to be able to adjust the LED brightness level (0, 0.5, 1, etc.), as well as perhaps initiate an "erase" pattern. What are these web requests? Is there a published List somewhere? Because other options I'd like to see are: - adjust movement speed (0, 0.5, 1, etc.) -sleep -wake -shuffle -loop

Sorry for this hassle (and thanks Juggler!) - this will all be a whole lot easier once we get our sh*t together and have time to organize a decent repo in one spot on our site. In the interim - the easiest thing to do is follow Thejuggler's directions for downloading a zip file of the whole repo (don't worry - it ain't that big). Then browse it and you will rapidly find the thr files. Once you extract them you can delete the zip. Those files should be golden (open them and you should see a long List of lovely numbers (two per line)). Notice that the first Rho is 0 or 1, as is the last. Feed these files to your Sis.

I'd like to add to this List: Siri / Alexa voice command integration for choosing playlists, tracks, speed, brightness, etc...

... for creating path files for XY machines that use "gcode" (an industry standard file format). The cool thing about Sandify is that you don't need to be a coder to use it - you can simply use the web-based tool to generate different algorithmic paths. The resulting gcode file can then be downloaded to your computer. But - this file is a List of X-Y points, not Theta-Rho, which is the polar format used by Sisyphus :(. So I contacted @Markyland (who created the wonderful "Sisyphus For The Rest Of US"), to see if he could write a quick conversion utility. With ...

... files is ".thr"). Theta is in radians, and is in normalized length (0 - 1, where 0 is at the center, and 1 is at the farthest travel out). Unitizing the Rho value makes all tracks universal for any size table. All moves are from point to point, but instead of being linear as they would be in a Cartesian machine, they produce spiral arcs in this system. The simplest track file has just two points - an example being the "erase.thr" track: #erase.thr (start a line with # to make it a comment) #one vertex per line: Theta(real)<space>Rho(real from 0-1) ...