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Darth Tader

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  1. CHIP is a little $7 mini computer. It is a lot like Arduino, except it has wifi, blutooth, and a standard speaker jack. A bit bigger than the micro, but I have one sitting around, so I might as well try.
    Probably then. You got me interested. Let me know. May need a mini amp


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  2. well i never had any luck with good audio thru an arduino (this will run the C++ that i have already developed) but youd be looking at

    https://store.arduino.cc/usa/arduino-micro -$19.80 
    https://www.adafruit.com/product/1944 -$15

    https://www.adafruit.com/product/3351 -$4

    + wire for your setup -$4

    ultra micro switches from E-switch or C&K like 5$ with shipping for 5 switches small enough to fit in the fingers of my glove)

    Once i can get the Python working  you can use the Raspberry pi zero (limited availibility) but thats only 10 bucks so half the price of the micro..

    plus this

    https://www.adafruit.com/product/3346 -$13

     

    if you were to buy all of this youd kinda have to teach yourself how to use them (honestly not that hard if your technologically savy and keen on learning)

    if you wanted me to build it for your in the same way im planning mine ( the battery and audio processing will be on my wrist under the glove with a speaker around my neck on a collar of sorts.)

    maybe add a little for labor? havent really thought about that yet. 

    though if you know anyone that can code well in python i will totally help you build one for cost+shipping

     

    id have to get enough people on a list if i was to make them as shipping to me (in alaska) is horrible. 

     

    sending you both a link to download the code.

     

  3. Hello a while back I acquired ionicdesign's audio file for Darth Nihilus' voice. I have taken that file chopped it into 39 audio files and labeled them in three sections, short, medium, and long phrases. Then I wrote a c++ program that plays it upon button input to select the short medium or long functions. I'm also attempting to develop one in Python for use on raspberry pi (cause I learned windows dependencies don't work on pi)

     

    I am currently offering the full c++ program to do with as you wish including the chopped up audio with the original authors permission. Let me know if your interested.

    This code will be distributed free!

    if you find someone redistributing this for cost its definitely not from me!

     

     

     

     

     

  4. My gml said that one that's similar will work. I got approval without a saber at all. I made one out of a aluminum foil core tube. Used a magnet and a small steel inside a hidden belt to hold it on when I'm not using it.

     

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  5. I've got the Nihilus audio files if you need them. I recommend just using a MP3 player and looping the audio...I'm not sure you could recreate his voice/lines even if you tried. It sounds a lot like someone speaking and then replaying it backwards.

     

    Toss me a PM with your e-mail address and I'll toss em to ya.

    any chance you still have these?

  6. I've got the Nihilus audio files if you need them. I recommend just using a MP3 player and looping the audio...I'm not sure you could recreate his voice/lines even if you tried. It sounds a lot like someone speaking and then replaying it backwards.

     

    Toss me a PM with your e-mail address and I'll toss em to ya.

    any chance you still have these?

  7. I had gotten a wide plastic hair band and built the corner horns off of it out of eva, craft foam and some scrap Sinatra.

     

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    The eva foam is used for the base corners with 2 or 3 mm craft foam layed over to get the shape. The scrap sintra or pvc foam board is glued to the head band and is shaped to your head.

     

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    As you see from the image above the craft foam is cut in a triangular piece bridging the corners and the back of the head. This gives the flattop look to the character.

     

     

     

     

     

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    Very creative I wouldn't have thought of that. I made a worbla crown. The way it's strapped on allows me to kick it up for quick facial access. Was wonderful at Seattle comicon. 4d0714e50875cdc8156fbeabae593c9f.jpg9ff1ea32acc4c80f093c56f4d2d040ac.jpgb6aefc6a850af546e185f839e352dd9e.jpg

     

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