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| ===== Conclusions ===== | ===== Conclusions ===== | ||
| I embarked on this journey to recreate the iconic light-up mask of Wrench, a character from the game Watch Dogs 2. There were already some fantastic tutorials out there, but I believed there was room for improvement. Inspired by these existing projects, I decided to build and code my own version. The process was challenging and took a month to complete, but I was satisfied with the outcome. The final product has several unique features, like being wirelessly controlled via a custom-built Dedsec themed Android application, having 48 preset expressions with blinking and transition animations, and the ability to draw custom expressions, display messages, and adjust speed and brightness. The mask is portable, powered by a single, easily replaceable 9V battery, and closely resembles the in-game character more than most other tutorials I have come across. | I embarked on this journey to recreate the iconic light-up mask of Wrench, a character from the game Watch Dogs 2. There were already some fantastic tutorials out there, but I believed there was room for improvement. Inspired by these existing projects, I decided to build and code my own version. The process was challenging and took a month to complete, but I was satisfied with the outcome. The final product has several unique features, like being wirelessly controlled via a custom-built Dedsec themed Android application, having 48 preset expressions with blinking and transition animations, and the ability to draw custom expressions, display messages, and adjust speed and brightness. The mask is portable, powered by a single, easily replaceable 9V battery, and closely resembles the in-game character more than most other tutorials I have come across. | ||
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| * Wrench Random Moments throughout the game so i can see more emojis to code in the matrix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raY9ui5PEzU | * Wrench Random Moments throughout the game so i can see more emojis to code in the matrix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raY9ui5PEzU | ||
| * Arduino_datasheet: https://docs.arduino.cc/static/32b4941b81a2c6a5308e0e9bd348d0e6/A000066-datasheet.pdf | * Arduino_datasheet: https://docs.arduino.cc/static/32b4941b81a2c6a5308e0e9bd348d0e6/A000066-datasheet.pdf | ||
| - | * Another demo of the mask from a random person on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/spr59WlI-vQ | ||
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