Well its finally "done"

[SeanTurner71]

I got derailed by another project and had a coworker build the table out of walnut and inlayed the glass which took time, but its in a very workable state. The ball does not move the smoothest which I might work on but I'm not stressed about it. Going to do video on it eventually but just happy to see it working. Thanks for all the help, the programming really stressed me but I'm glad its done.

[rdudhagra]

Woah this is sick @SeanTurner71 ! The final result looks fantastic and the craftsmanship of that table is on-point—glad I could be of some help!

[SeanTurner71]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCLmVpVkmQY
You might as well be the first one to see the video.

[rdudhagra]

Haha love the video…especially the timelapses at the end! Would you mind if I link to this on the repo’s README?

[SeanTurner71]

Not at all. Go ahead. Sean

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[iwannabswiss]

@SeanTurner71 I watched your video and enjoyed the tracks. I saw your software recommendations for making tracks, but I can't figure out how you made the butterfly version or the one at 7:00. Could you help explain? Thanks.

[iwannabswiss]

In case anyone else is interested. I found the answers to my questions. The butterfly version can be found here, but I still am curious about how it was created. The other track is called dither_hypnogrid, and that one is found here.

[rdudhagra]

Thanks for posting those! The tracks that I use are from online sources like the ones you linked to. If you want to make your own though I've heard of folks using https://sandify.org and https://github.com/SlightlyLoony/JSisyphus

[iwannabswiss]

Thanks for posting those! The tracks that I use are from online sources like the ones you linked to. If you want to make your own though I've heard of folks using https://sandify.org and https://github.com/SlightlyLoony/JSisyphus

You're welcome. Since no one had responded and there isn't much discussion, I wanted to help make sure anyone who reads this in the future isn't left wondering.

So far, I've used Sandify and Sand Table Pattern Maker, which are both excellent, BTW. I've also made a few designs using Sisyphus for the Rest of Us; directions for how to use it can be found here. However, I'd love to expand my knowledge and abilities by taking them to the next level and designing tracks like those I had questions about.