u/SumGuyMike

I've been practicing my S+ by writing programs that emulate hardware. For example - an S+ Module that acts like a projector (takes serial commands, returns serial feedback, a bunch of digital I/O, etc.). Screenshot

My goal is to run a program of emulated hardware in one slot of my CP3 and program control with a UI in another.

My understanding is that i can use ISC to do that, which i learned about in P201, but have since not touched again.

Can anyone offer me some advice/guidance?

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For context: The "Yacht Rock" sub-genre contains music like The Doobie Brothers, Christopher Cross, Toto, Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, etc.

While listening to Miki Matsubara's - "Ame No Chi Hallelujah", someone said "This just sounds like Japanese Yacht Rock" and i can't unhear it...

Were they right?!

Not trying to hook up or bump uglies, just chat when the days get long. NYC born and raised.

Amateur chef, musician, and nerd. Road trip and international travel enthusiast. 39/50 States visited.

You can open the convo with "hi", but id prefer you dont. If money were no object, what is something unique you'd build into your home?

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Gas Tracker shortcut that prompts for City, State, Mileage, Price per Gallon and Gallons purchased and uses an API to share it to a Notion board.

The Notion board calculates the total range, average cost, and average mpg from the data on the table. each post has a time stamp as well.

I have a long road trip coming up and found this an interesting way to collect some data about the trip and my driving habits.

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Hi folks - After my time in Vegas last a few weeks ago, i decided it would be fun (and potentially valuable) to attempt to build a roulette game in Crestron!

I built the UI in Construct, which is where the first challenges arose. The roulette "table" is an image file i made. The idea is a clear button would be over each number that allows you to place your respective bets. It's correct in CC, however does not appear that way in the browser. Secondly, the "Spin Wheel" button should be green. Again, correct in CC, but not here. Lastly, notice the clipping of the text in the payouts box.

Aside from those issues, the program is build using two S+ Modules - one to handle the winning number, the other to handle the player bets. It's been a fun challenge! I'm working through a few bugs and refactoring some code to make it simpler. I'd be happy to share if anyone is interested!

Also, considering making a video series of how i worked through it. It might be good content for new programmers.

Anyway, any ideas about the UI errors? :)

This may sound silly, but I’m looking to build/support someone in building a small DSP that I can put in-line of an HDMI signal.

You may be asking yourself … why?!

My setup at home uses a 6x2 HDMI matrix to feed signal to a sound bar, before getting to a display. Currently, my PC(which is one of the sources) is running a program to EQ its output. All of the other devices that pass through the sound bar, sound meh.

So, I want to EQ the audio on the HDMI before it gets to the soundbar. Allowing all the sources to have the same EQ applied.

Happy to hear thoughts!

Maybe its just how they've been explained to me, but i can't logically understand how they work, or when to use them.

YT videos, AI "explain it like im 5" prompts, etc. all somehow don't explain it in a way that clicks for me.

How would you describe them?