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export const prerender = true;
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export const trailingSlash = 'always';
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import Header from "$lib/header.svelte";
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import Footer from "$lib/footer.svelte";
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export const prerender = true;
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let { children } = $props();
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</script>
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<title>Projects | denizk0461</title>
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</svelte:head>
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<BannerTitle title="My Disordered Projects" banner="projects/banner.webp" />
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<BannerTitle title="My Disordered Projects" banner="/projects/banner.webp" />
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<p>This is a listing of some of my more noteworthy projects that can be found on the web.</p>
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<title>Daisy FM Synth | denizk0461</title>
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</svelte:head>
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<BannerTitle title="Daisy FM Synth" banner="daisyfm/banner.webp" />
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<BannerTitle title="Daisy FM Synth" banner="/projects/daisyfm/banner.webp" />
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<img src="daisyfm/fullview.webp">
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<img src="/projects/daisyfm/fullview.webp">
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<p>A friend showed me the <a href="https://electro-smith.com/products/daisy-seed">Daisy Seed</a>, an Arduino-compatible microcontroller made for developing audio equipment. With a little bit of motivation and absolutely no experience in either programming synthesisers or electronics in general, I quickly got my hands on one and started to toy around.</p>
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<p>I split the PCB into four layers, separating power, ground, digital signals (switches and toggle), and analogue signals (potentiometers, audio out). I made some exceptions, such as for the waveform buttons, since they cross the playing key traces.</p>
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<div class="horizontally-centre-aligned">
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<img src="daisyfm/pcb-sketch.webp">
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<img src="daisyfm/pcb-empty.webp">
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<img src="/projects/daisyfm/pcb-sketch.webp">
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<img src="/projects/daisyfm/pcb-empty.webp">
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</div>
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<p>The PCB was manufactured by <a href="https://jlcpcb.com/">JLCPCB</a>.</p>
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<p>Alternatively, if your USB-C breakout board does not have CC pins exposed, there's a chance you could still connect pulldown resistors to make it compatible. On <a href="https://www.amazon.de/dp/B09FPZDDD9">this breakout board</a> I purchased on Amazon, I discovered that the third pin from the right exposes a CC connection. Wiring a resistor between this pin and ground enabled C-to-C functionality. If you want to test the functionality before soldering, you can hold a resistor between this pin and either the ground connector on the board or the USB port's outer shell, since that one's grounded as well.</p>
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<div class="horizontally-centre-aligned">
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<img src="daisyfm/usbc-breakout-small.webp">
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<img src="daisyfm/hand.webp">
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<img src="/projects/daisyfm/usbc-breakout-small.webp">
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<img src="/projects/daisyfm/hand.webp">
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</div>
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<p>Do keep in mind that this type of connector does not have mounting holes and requires either a more sophisticated mounting mechanism in the chassis, hot glue, or both. Also, soldering to this pin is insanely finicky, since it is VERY small, so I strongly recommend a breakout board such as <a href="https://www.reichelt.de/entwicklerboards-usb-typ-c-adapterboard-buchse-debo-usb-c-f-p376522.html">this one by Soldered</a> that exposes the CC pins.</p>
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{#snippet devlogPost({post}: {post: DevlogPost})}
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<a href="devlog/{post.date}/" class="post">
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<a href="/projects/projectn5/devlog/{post.date}/" class="post">
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{#if post.banner}
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<img class="post-img notched" src="/projects/projectn5/devlog/{post.date}/{post.banner}">
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{:else}
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<img src="/projects/projectn5/devlog/202311/2023-11-02_01.webp">
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<h2>A Star is Born</h2>
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<p>I begun modelling my protagonist! I didn't progress far, as I currently lack a vision for where I really want my character to go in detail. I have slight ideas – inspirations are, for example, <a href="https://hero.fandom.com/wiki/Merc_and_Green">Merc & Green from Ratchet: Gladiator</a>, and <a href="denholm.webp">Denholm Reynholm</a>. I quite liked the idea of having glowing tubes on the character's back; I got the inspiration from a Blender tutorial that was randomly recommended to me one morning.</p>
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<p>I begun modelling my protagonist! I didn't progress far, as I currently lack a vision for where I really want my character to go in detail. I have slight ideas – inspirations are, for example, <a href="https://hero.fandom.com/wiki/Merc_and_Green">Merc & Green from Ratchet: Gladiator</a>, and <a href="/projects/projectn5/devlog/202311/denholm.webp">Denholm Reynholm</a>. I quite liked the idea of having glowing tubes on the character's back; I got the inspiration from a Blender tutorial that was randomly recommended to me one morning.</p>
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<div class="horizontally-centre-aligned">
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<img src="/projects/projectn5/devlog/202311/2023-11-11_05.webp">
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<img src="/projects/projectn5/devlog/202311/2023-11-12_01.webp">
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<img alt="A crude sketch of a blaster resembling the 3D model shown above." src="/projects/projectn5/devlog/20240401/venom_sketch.webp">
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</div>
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<p>The bolt visible in the first sketch actually makes me consider using <a href="../20240323/#new-weapon">the model I showed off recently</a> as the v2 for the Venom (which I would call Antidote by the way, in reference to <a href="https://youtu.be/fbafd6UV3w4">this song</a>).</p>
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<p>The bolt visible in the first sketch actually makes me consider using <a href="/projects/projectn5/devlog/20240323/#new-weapon">the model I showed off recently</a> as the v2 for the Venom (which I would call Antidote by the way, in reference to <a href="https://youtu.be/fbafd6UV3w4">this song</a>).</p>
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<h2 id="n5-glow">N5 Blaster glow!</h2>
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<h2 id="retro">Retrospective</h2>
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<p>It's been almost 14 months of working on Project N5 – sometimes actively, with occasional breaks in-between. Can you believe that this game started from <i>this?</i> (video from <a href="/projects/projectn5/devlog/2023/09/#header-0">2023-09-16</a>)</p>
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<p>It's been almost 14 months of working on Project N5 – sometimes actively, with occasional breaks in-between. Can you believe that this game started from <i>this?</i> (video from <a href="/projects/projectn5/devlog/202309/#header-0">2023-09-16</a>)</p>
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<Video src="/projects/projectn5/devlog/202309/2023-09-16_00.mp4" />
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<p>Laura's hair is now separate from her main mesh. The main mesh is rigged using a metarig generated through Rigify, whereas the hair has a manually-created armature. Also, the hair is split into the front part and the back part, separated by the hair band (which is part of the main mesh). This allows me to replace the flowing back hair with a ponytail easily in-engine without swapping out the entire character.</p>
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<p>This is pretty cool, because I can now create scenes for each hairstyle, set them up with <a href="../20241222/#hair-animation">jiggle bones</a> to create flowing hair, and essentially add a toggle to switch between them in-game!</p>
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<p>This is pretty cool, because I can now create scenes for each hairstyle, set them up with <a href="/projects/projectn5/devlog/20241222/#hair-animation">jiggle bones</a> to create flowing hair, and essentially add a toggle to switch between them in-game!</p>
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<h2 id="rigify">Rigging and Using Blender's Rigify</h2>
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<p>I think Laura (being born in the 28th century) should look more futuristic, more interesting, and just overall more unique! I also want to make changes to aspects such as her hair, because while I have found out how to animate it in-game, it looks pretty unappealing. Plus, laying the back hair was kind of difficult; making it follow the flow of her shoulders meant that it would not deform properly when running. Making it straight would mean it clips through her torso when standing still. I <i>do</i> have an idea for how to fix that – by modelling it straight and then placing a capsule as collision shape for the <code>SpringBoneSimulator3D</code> – but this didn't even exist when I modelled Laura.</p>
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<p>Also, I think I want to go with <a href="../20250203/#hair">tied-up hair</a> instead. Not only does it animate much easier without clipping, but it'll give Laura a more unique silhouette, I believe!</p>
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<p>Also, I think I want to go with <a href="/projects/projectn5/devlog/20250203/#hair">tied-up hair</a> instead. Not only does it animate much easier without clipping, but it'll give Laura a more unique silhouette, I believe!</p>
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<p>I've been doing some sketching in a new B5-sized (much better size than A5 for sketches, I reckon) notebook, and I'm quite excited for this.</p>
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