taglio

As you noticed, taglio stands for taglio is another great lightsaber interface option!

It is yet, another program to write specific commands and sound files to polaris-opencore props microcontrollers, written in Python.

The main goal is to simply make a portable program that runs on most popular architectures and operating systems.

Download

Clone the repository Using Git:

git clone https://github.com/f4iey/taglio.git
cd taglio

By downloading the source code as an archive:

curl -fLO https://github.com/f4iey/taglio/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
unzip main.zip
cd taglio-main

If you are not familiar with one of these below, just click the Download ZIP button under the Code dropdown button.

Before running

To use this, you will of course need to have Python installed on your system with the following dependencies: Using pip:

pip install -r requirements.txt

If your python libraries are already coped with your package manager, it is recommended to install these two libs using it. For the program itself, all info are available in the help section by running taglio or python taglio.py

In addition, it is possible to flash the firmware by installing an optional dependency: tytools

Usage and options

Usage: taglio [OPTION] [PATHS TO FILES]

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose         verbose display for debugging
  -i, --info            read saber FW version and ser no.
  -l, --list            list all files in the saber
  --erase-all           erase the serial flash
  -p PORT, --port=PORT  set the serial port (e.g /dev/ttyUSB0 or COM3)
  -c COMMAND, --command=COMMAND
                        send raw serial command
  -s, --sounds          list config sound filenames
  -S, --save            save config in non-volatile memory
  -R, --reset           reset back to default FW config
  -C WAVPATH, --convert=WAVPATH
                        convert all wav files to raw
  --flash-hex=HEXFILE   flash the target firmware
  --set-color=COLOR     sets a new color to target bank with decimal RGBW
                        format (e.g --set-color 255,127,0,15)
  --get-color=COLORR    reads the current color from target bank with decimal
                        RGBW format
  --color-bank=BANK     selects the target color bank (default 0)
  --color-action=COLORACTION
                        selects the target color action (defaults to main)
  --color-fetch         reads all the colors from all banks for the target
                        action
  --preview=PREVIEW     color preview with decimal RGBW format (e.g --preview
                        255,127,0,15)
  --switch-bank=SBANK   switch the active color bank (0-7)

Wildcards and multiple entries are supported

taglio path/to/files/*.RAW
taglio path/to/file1.RAW
taglio path/to.file2.RAW