DIY GameFrame Frame and Grid

DIY GameFrame Frame and Grid

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This is a 3D-printed frame & grid inspired by Jeremy Williams' GameFrame: https://ledseq.com/product/gameframe/ The Grid for 16x16 LED Pixel Matrix can be purchased here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/8x8-16x16-8x32-WS2812-5050-Full-Color-RGB-LED-Light-Panel-Matrix-Driver-Board/172941700364?var=&hash=item284420ed0c For controlling the LEDs, I used a Teensy LC. A 5-volt, 8-ampere power supply is required for this project. The code for the Teensy LC can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/Jerware/GameFrameV2 If you're using a WS2802B LED Matrix, some changes to the Sketch will be necessary. I disabled clock-mode because the code size increased after switching from APA-LEDs to WS2802B-LEDs. 14mm LED buttons were used to control the GameFrame. https://www.ebay.com/itm/14mm-Stainless-Steel-Momentary-Push-Button-Switch-Blue-LED/141833369309?epid=910406781&hash=item2105ed76dd:g:704AAOSwCHBbHBCD The original DIY grid can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2430240 I removed the massive frame of the grid to fit it into a 170x170mm wooden frame. A more detailed tutorial on building your own GameFrame can be found here, courtesy of FischOderAal (Thank you!!): https://imgur.com/a/Wp1VR Please note: You need the picture-files from ledseq.com to use the gameframe. In the first place, you'll need the 00system files for the SD-Card: https://ledseq.com/product/game-frame-sd-files/ Pictures will be coming soon!

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