#cyberjacket

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Cyberjacket update.

The jacket itself arrived and I am really stoked! The jacket already looks really cyberpunk, not to mention how cyber it'll look with all of the patches on it.

Right now, I'll work on increasing the size of the collar, as well as removing the inside padding from the jacket. The padding is too heavy and restricts movement too much, not to mention how unbearably hot it gets.

Thinking of adding some fake "armor" plates to the untextured part of the jacket around the stomach. We'll see how that goes.

In other news: Learning how to program the ESP32 microcontroller that I'll control the LEDs with. So far, it's been a bitch and I needed a lot of help from my electronics teacher, but we'll see how it goes from now.

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Cyberjacket V1 LED diffuser.

LED diffuser that is to be 3d printed using PLA for the bottom part and the caps and PETG for the see-through part.

This will be on the collar of the Cyberjacket, as well as any other potential places where I may put LEDs. I am not sure if it's gonna work at all, or if the dimensions are right, but we'll see.

If it goes well, I'll print out the same thing and use it for my other upcoming projects like the cyberarm.

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Cyberjacket update. Managed to get the interrupts working, meaning that I have functional buttons even with effects. I can now add as many effects as I have buttons, which is to say: a fucking lot.