* will be moved into GLucose once stabilized.
*/
public static class PandaDriver {
-
// IP address
public final String ip;
// Initialize our OSC output stuff
address = new NetAddress(ip, 9001);
message = new OscMessage("/shady/pointbuffer");
-
+
// Build the array of points, initialize all to nothing
points = new int[PandaMapping.PIXELS_PER_BOARD];
for (int i = 0; i < points.length; ++i) {
private final static int FORWARD = -1;
private final static int BACKWARD = -2;
+ ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+ //
+ // READ THIS RIGHT NOW BEFORE YOU MODIFY THE BELOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+ // READ THIS RIGHT NOW BEFORE YOU MODIFY THE BELOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+ // READ THIS RIGHT NOW BEFORE YOU MODIFY THE BELOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+ //
+ // The mappings below indicate the physical order of strips
+ // connected to a pandaboard channel. The strip numbers are a
+ // reflection of how the model is built.
+ //
+ // For ANYTHING in the model which is a rectangular prism,
+ // which means Cubes, the BassBox, and each Speaker, the
+ // strips are numbered incrementally by face. The first
+ // face is always the FRONT, which you are looking at.
+ // The next face is the RIGHT, then the BACK, then the LEFT.
+ //
+ // For every face, the strips are ordered numerically moving
+ // clockwise from the the TOP LEFT.
+ //
+ // So, for a cube:
+ //
+ // Strip 0: front face, top strip, left to right
+ // Strip 1: front face, right strip, top to bottom
+ // Strip 2: front face, bottom strip, right to left
+ // Strip 3: front face, left strip, bottom to top
+ //
+ // Strip 4: right face, top strip, left to right
+ // ... and so on
+ // Strip 14: left face, bottom strip, right to left
+ // Strip 15: left face, left strip, bottom to top
+ //
+ ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+
+
/**
* These constant arrays indicate the order in which the strips of a cube
* are wired. There are four different options, depending on which bottom
private final static int[][] BASS_STRIP_ORDERING = {
// front face, counterclockwise from bottom front left
- {2, BACKWARD },
- {1, BACKWARD },
+ {2, BACKWARD /* if this strip has extra pixels, you can add them here */ /*, 4 */ },
+ {1, BACKWARD /* if this strip is short some pixels, substract them here */ /*, -3 */ },
{0, BACKWARD },
{3, BACKWARD },
{3, FORWARD},
{2, BACKWARD},
{1, FORWARD},
- {0, BACKWARD, /* dummy pixels at the end of string, remove when strip is fixed */ 4},
+ {0, BACKWARD},
{7, FORWARD},
};
// as cubes with Wiring.FRONT_LEFT. If this needs to be changed,
// remove this null assignment and change the below to have mappings
// for the LEFT and RIGHT speaker
- private final static int[][][] SPEAKER_STRIP_ORDERING = null; /* {
+ private final static int[][][] SPEAKER_STRIP_ORDERING = {
// Left speaker
{
// Front face, counter-clockwise from bottom left
{0, BACKWARD },
{3, BACKWARD },
}
- };*/
-
- private final static int[][] LEFT_SPEAKER_STRIP_ORDERING = {
};
public PandaDriver(String ip, Model model, PandaMapping pm) {
this(ip);
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+
// Ok, we are initialized, time to build the array if points in order to
// send out. We start at the head of our point buffer, and work our way
// down. This is the order in which points will be sent down the wire.
}
}
+
private void sendPacket(int packetNum) {
message.clearArguments();
message.add(packetNum);
}
}
}
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