u/asimov-solensan — reddlx

Is it possible to reduce speed for long straight lines? Limit time at top speed? (NOT travel)

Ok, please allow me to explain my use case.

Let's say that mechanically the printer can withstand 400mm/s, and acceleration is enough to reach this speed.

This work for "intricate objects" with shot straight lines, but when a model has longer straight lines, the nozzle cannot keep up with the flow, leading to underextrusion in those sections.

I wonder if there is any option that allows me set how much time the nozzle can withstand top speed, and then lower the speed from there to match the the flow limit of the nozzle.

I hope I was able to explain clearly. Maybe it is just my problem, but I often print more technical pieces with lots of straight lines, plain faces, angles, etc.. And I need to lower the overall speed.

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u/asimov-solensan — 9 days ago

▲ 67 r/AndroidGaming

Multiport gamepad homemade project

This is a new version of a project that I already shared.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AndroidGaming/s/veOBndhzGA

This new version has a jack for audio, hdmi and an additional full usb3 port. I need to include an additional charging port because the one built in is not usable anymore. I'm using a gamesir x2 if anyone wonders.

It blends quite well on the back although I had no way to hide some of the additional cables.

It does not add any thickness because it is almost imline with the shoulder bumps. Even when folded I only need a small spacer because the lateral connector hits the left shoulder bump.

In picture 6 you can see the hub I'm using. I had to remove the case to win a fwew milimeters. And you can see the cable I'm using and how it bends to fit in the back. The original connector is still in the gamepad case but i had to route the cables to the hub lateral USB.

So far it works perfectly for native games, emulators and other apps.

As a bonus track I also built a portrait mode addon, for DS, or vertical arcades.

I love the results and I would pay for a commercial version. I would add even more things like extra battery and storage.

Just wanted to share. I hope this inspires people with similar projects in mind.

u/asimov-solensan — 2 months ago

▲ 4 r/EmulationOnAndroid

I'm not affiliated in any way to that webpage but I think it is very useful tool.

You can search by specific SOC or a device with similar hardware and which games (by platform and emulator) do work.

It is users reporting their results, so it can benefit of more people sharing their feedback.

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u/asimov-solensan — 5 months ago