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Deltaprintr Firmware HOWTO

These instructions are for the original plywood-frame Deltaprintr from the 2013 Kickstarter campaign or sold on the website before the release of the Delta Go. The Kickstarter campaign ran in 2013 with printer rewards for $500 pledges, and printers were delivered in 2015. They use a custom variant of the Azteeg X3 controller board. There was a vibrant community for a couple of years on the forums, designing mods and improvements, and sorting out each other's print issues. I've had mine working quite well for years.

This comprises several firmware-related forum posts; my original firmware HOWTO, my fix for stuttering movement, and Ian Brennan's [experimentation](http://forums.deltaprintr.com/index

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#!/usr/bin/env node

/*
  darksub.js

  Implements the dark frame subtraction pipeline using ImageMagick described here:
  https://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?p=62840&sid=c6a5c35cc2805a51e37ae5f18895b609#p62840

  It's very slow.

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'use strict';
const exec = require('child_process').exec;

// Quick shortcut for shortcomings in `gulp.task` API:
// 1. `gulp.task` doesn't accept a description, has to be a prop on the function.
// 2. Since description has to be on the task function, it's harder to add a
//    description to tasks whose functions were created by a helper (e.g.
//    `gulp.series` or `gulp.parallel`) since you didn't define the functions
//    they return.
function gulpTask(name, desc, fn) {

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#!/bin/bash
#
# rotate-audio-output.sh
#
# Switch to the next available audio output device and show a notification with
# all available devices and the one currently selected.
#
# You may need to edit /etc/pulse/default.pa and change the appropriate line to:
# load-module module-stream-restore restore_device=false
#

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/* Operator logic is at the bottom of this script; need to declare the toolkit first. */

/*
  ================================
  SCRIPT HOOKS TOOLKIT (@mildmojo)
  ================================

  HOW TO USE:
    1. Paste this whole file in script tags at the bottom of your Bitsy
       exported game HTML, after the last /script> tag.

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/*
  ************************************************************************
  THIS GIST IS OUTDATED
  
  There's a new version published in the bitsy-hacks repo, which fixes
  some bugs. Go get it instead!
  
  Direct link to the external game data mod: 
  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seleb/bitsy-hacks/master/external-game-data.js

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/*
  ************************************************************************
  THIS GIST IS OUTDATED
  
  There's a new version published in the bitsy-hacks repo, which changes
  syntax to use parentheses instead of curly braces so the editor
  doesn't eat your function calls! Go check out the new script and see
  all the new stuff in the header comments.
  
  bitsy-hacks repo at: https://github.com/seleb/bitsy-hacks

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/*
  html-annotate-filenames

  Webpack loader that surrounds generated HTML blocks with comments noting the
  original source filename for the block.

  To use, modify your webpack config with a `resolveLoader` that can find this
  file and a rule for this loader. Example:

  {

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--- a/UnityMidiReceiver/UnityMidiReceiver.cpp
+++ b/UnityMidiReceiver/UnityMidiReceiver.cpp
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ namespace
 
     // MIDI device handle vector.
 	std::vector<HMIDIIN> handles;
+	std::vector<HMIDIOUT> outDeviceHandles;
 
     // Incoming MIDI message queue.
     std::queue<Message> messageQueue;

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/* 
  Highlights in red, shrinks text, converts text to grey, and adds "NOT FOLLOWING" before username.
  The user ID used here is for @POTUS, which will one day become @POTUS45.
  Designed to help highlight tweets forced into your timeline by Twitter. Narrow execution.
*/

@-moz-document domain('twitter.com') {
  .tweet[data-user-id="822215679726100480"][data-you-follow=false] {
    background-color: #FDD;
    color: grey;