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== <center> | == <center>FINISH</center>== | ||
It really takes a lot of time to build a pinball machine and especially the mechanical parts are very complex and cost a lot of nerves. So think twice before you decide to build one. | |||
But in the end I'm pretty happy with the results even a few things didn't work out (e.g. the bumper because I couldn't 3Dprint the parts I needed). | |||
If you're wondering, how to get this spacey look of the front walls self-adhesive film with black marble print is the answer. | |||
Building the mechanics: <br> | |||
[[File:Zwischenstand.jpg]] | |||
[[File:Fertige_front.jpg]] | |||
[[File:Pinnball_wizard.jpg]] | |||
To use the machine without an arduino I got some Attiny 45 and one 44 (it has more pins) and 9V batteries. Be careful attiny only uses max. 5,5V!!! | |||
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All circuits are pretty basic and work with LED lights or a piezo.<br> | |||
There is <br> | |||
- a circuit that lights up one LED after another by pressing a button. Then all LED's start to blink and turn off again. See VIDEO*<br> | |||
[[File:6ledsinReihe.jpg]]<br><br> | |||
- !!!motion sensor that play the first notes of the imperial march with an piezo speaker when it's triggered. (GAME OVER) | |||
See VIDEO* !!!<br><br> | |||
- Fading white LED's that light up and go out in different | |||
rhythms (DECORATIVE STARS)See VIDEO* <br>[[File:Fading_stars.jpg]] <br> | |||
- A piezo speaker that plays a random melody when the ball connects two ends of the circuit. See VIDEO* <br> [[File:Piezo_sound.jpg]] <br> | |||
- And a very simple circuit that lights up two LED's when a button is pressed. (ALIEN ATTACK!!!)<br> | |||
[[File:Alien.jpg]]<br> | |||
- There is also the circuit that uses an electo magnet and pulls down a plastic part that gives the ball extra speed. I used the magnet from a mechanical Ding Dong bell and it works pretty good in combination with a 9V battery. Unfortunately the 3D printer doesn't do what I expected it to do. Maybe I can add this circuit later.<br> | |||
[[File:Spulentier.jpg]] | |||
<br><br>* You can find all VIDEOS online at my channel. Username: Alisha Effenberg at Youtube!!! or search for: six LED's switching on by button and blink with arduino , <br> | |||
random sound from piezo with arduino, <br>three fading LED's with arduino | |||