"I'm also ready to tell you that I am very good at it! "
So it's true! All programmers are arrogant!
Im sure this guy im talking about would say your a bad programmer too..
"I love to explain stuff to people and see the light go on in their head!"
Well at least you
explain and not show off.
"Not everyone will get code."
Oh I can - and do - get it. I just gotta do it. - not rely on others to help. and practice. Study, look at others sources.. etc.
Im just apprehensive to start something because of the fear now of doing something "wrong".
I just made the mistake of thinking I could get help from someone knowledgable.
Making a "Full Fledged" open source linux based laser show software (WITH A GUI INTERFACE!) is tempting.. It's needed. (Can you tell yet I have no love for Microsoft? ) Using the soundcard is soo cool and portable..
But proably over my abilities.. But I can look at your source! In all honestly I can tell you know what your doing. Your implementation.. well there always tomorrow..
I used to be a beta tester, and It was my job to see software was easy and intuitive to use as possible - and bug free. How software should look, feel, act, crash is something I know a great deal about. So laserboys interface was kinda shocking to me when i first saw it. (IBM AT with EGA display?)
But im working through it. (its like fungus - it kinda grows on you and can never get rid of it.)
OK enough rambling today..
Now laserboy question:
I need your opinion
I turned off optimizations, and saved thees patterns at 22000Khz and 16000Khz respectively, and applied the delay.
(3 for 22k and 2 for 16K)
Notice the circled area.. The beam is not returning where it started.. And straight lines are slightly slanted.
Laser boy is not doing anything Im not aware of when optimizations are off right? Thees are like a virgin ILDA test patterns? I wonder what's causing this.
So I'm trying to nail down the cause of this anomaly. I would like to blame LaserBoy
but I think its my amp board. The dam breadboards have crappy connections.. Galvos or amps..? dont think so.. I will but the DMX board back on to verify. I think getting this pattern good is important place to start.
I'll also look at the signal on the oscilloscope more carefully.
Anyone else care to compare test patterns? (I''ll show you mine if you show me yours!)
Thanks for putting up with my ramblings..