I made a custom OS about Larping named LarpOS. I wanted to create it because my friend made his own web OS and I found it really cool. Also my name is NotALarp so I thought it would be a cool thing to make it about. I used “Larp Larp Larp Sahur” as my background image and created multiple windows, an about me, a link the “How To Larp Like A Boss” and a new feature, an interactive terminal that you can mess around with.
LARPED AWAY AND ADDED A BUNCH OF STUFF🎉🎉
LarpOS™ is really coming together!!
I turned the window into an actual, draggable window and I added the taskbar at the top which has the LarpOS™ name, a link to the github code and a clock so you can track what time it is as you larp!!! ✨👏🎉🎉
Worked on project enough for submission and added terminal
LARPED AWAY AND ADDED A BUNCH OF STUFF🎉🎉
LarpOS™ is really coming together!!
I turned the window into an actual, draggable window and I added the taskbar at the top which has the LarpOS™ name, a link to the github code and a clock so you can track what time it is as you larp!!! ✨👏🎉🎉
#Larping is LARP LARP LARP SAHUR! 🔥🔥🔥
I decided to create my very own web OS, LarpOS™
I Larped the webOS guide and created an image for the background and added a window. Lowkey, I wasn’t feeling it at the start because tung tung wasn’t locked in 💀, but then I added a bunch of styling and its looking great now!!! 👍
#Larping is LARP LARP LARP SAHUR! 🔥🔥🔥
I decided to create my very own web OS, LarpOS™
I Larped the webOS guide and created an image for the background and added a window. Lowkey, I wasn’t feeling it at the start because tung tung wasn’t locked in 💀, but then I added a bunch of styling and its looking great now!!! 👍
@NotALarp
on
Pathfinder project
57m 21s logged
PUMPING OUT MY PATHFINDER PROJECT: 😶🌫️
I created my pathfinder project for the one, the only hack club stardance and I used every port I could on the RP2040 as to not lose any capabilities I could’ve had. I started with the schematic, which was fairly easy. I started with the simple 3 LEDs and 3 buttons, but I saw how many ports on the microcontroller I was wasting, so I added 2 more LEDs, an extra button AND AN OLED SCREEN to finally finish my schematic and not waste anything. 👍
I moved onto the PCB and completed it fairly quickly, I curved the edges of the PCB a bit after moving my components to the layout below and routing them. Finally, I moved to the 3D viewer and spent ages finding and adding all the CAD files. And with that I finished today’s session.
Peace out ✌️🫡
NotALarp
@NotALarp
on
Pathfinder project
57m 21s logged
PUMPING OUT MY PATHFINDER PROJECT: 😶🌫️
I created my pathfinder project for the one, the only hack club stardance and I used every port I could on the RP2040 as to not lose any capabilities I could’ve had. I started with the schematic, which was fairly easy. I started with the simple 3 LEDs and 3 buttons, but I saw how many ports on the microcontroller I was wasting, so I added 2 more LEDs, an extra button AND AN OLED SCREEN to finally finish my schematic and not waste anything. 👍
I moved onto the PCB and completed it fairly quickly, I curved the edges of the PCB a bit after moving my components to the layout below and routing them. Finally, I moved to the 3D viewer and spent ages finding and adding all the CAD files. And with that I finished today’s session.
Peace out ✌️🫡
NotALarp
@NotALarp
on
My awesome macropad!
1h 1m 33s logged
SPEEDRUNNING MY HACKPAD AS FAST AS PHYSICALLY POSSIBLE:
I tried to speedrun my hackpad as fast as possible, I started with the schematic by placing everything down and connecting it as fast as humanly possible. Then I assigned the footprints quickly and moved onto the PCB, where I moved all the parts around and routed them together. The routing wasn’t difficult, just tedious. Then I moved on to the case. I did some research, and turns out there’s types of fillets in fusion, with G1 (tangent) being the default, where it turns/rounds the same across the entire curve, but there’s another called G2 (curvature) which actually turns/rounds more in the middle then the edges, and apple choose to use G2 because it looks more luxurious. Based on this, I’ll never use G1 again and will always be using G2 from now on. Anyways, I CADed the cause by importing all the parts first and then design the box around it (and yes, I used G2 fillets).
