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Deathclock from Futurama Season 1- Episode 8 A Big Piece of Garbage

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Deathclock from Futurama Season 1- Episode 8 A Big Piece of Garbage

** Main files for Deathclock alone **

Parts required:

  • Arduino Nano or Arduino ESP8266 (I recommend the nano if you are simply making this as a stand-alone)

  • MAX7219 Dot Matrix 4-In-1 Display Module

  • DeathClockESP.ino (for ESP8266 boards)

  • DeathClockNano.ino (for Arduino Nano)

Print the following files:

  • button.stl
  • rear.stl
  • FrontLCD.stl
  • leg.stl (x4)

See NanoDeathClockWiring.png or ESP8266DeathClockWiring.png for connections

******** The Finger Mech *******

DeathClock_KCESPFinger.ino ** updated, new ESP option which currently uses Kruiz-Control to monitor channel points and we simply monitor chat on the Arduino to activate The code to enter into Kruiz-Control is :

In triggers.txt located in the main directory

OnChannelPoint "DeathClock" Chat Send "{user} is about to reveal their future" Delay 25

In the root fileTriggers.txt

Make sure you have the line Mycommands.txt

In the Mycommands.txt file located in the triggers directory

#********* Death Clock **********************

OnCommand b 0 !deathshow OBS Source DCSound on Delay 6 OBS Source DCSound off

https://github.com/Kruiser8/Kruiz-Control

The Finger button push mechanism is designed to use channel points with Twitch integration. As such it uses an ESP8266 board. You could merge DeathClockESP.ino and ESPDeathClockFinger.ino into one, however I have kept them separate so you have the choice of being able to run manually (which I figure most people would like to do.)

Parts required:

Print the following files:

See ESP8266DeathClockFingerWiring.png for connections

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Special thanks to: The BruCrew