Is there anything else that you can think of that I might need? I also have wire strippers and clippers. Breadboards are on order because Harbor Freight Tools didn't have them, and 22 gauge solid core wire is also on order. I've ordered the sound FX card ( ) and this set of arcade buttons ( ), I have heat shrink tubing, a helping hand, a solder pen (not the cold variety), solder. Quote from: PL1 on September 02, 2016, 08:57:41 pm Welcome aboard, WannabeJoy. (more tricky, but there's probably code out there for this )ĭisclaimer: I'm not familiar with how to do all of this with the Pi, but we do have a dedicated sub-forum here. The app plays the related clip when you send a keystroke using arcade buttons or joystick microswitches wired to either a keyboard-style encoder like the IPac or KADE (the easy way) or use the GPIO pins on the Pi. Run the app on a Raspberry Pi board - autolaunch the app on bootup and set the SD card to read only so you can safely pull the plug (or battery power?) without doing a shutdown command.Ĥ. Load them into a Linux "soundboard" app like this one.ģ. Find a bunch of sound clips like the ones here.Ģ.
Unfortunately the wiki is still down from the server migration, but the Internet Wayback Machine has a recent copy of the updated FAQ.īased on how you describe the project, it seems like you could:ġ. You may want to look through the updated version in the wiki. Sounds like you were looking through the old FAQ. Just a panel with buttons and joy sticks. Can anyone help me with what might be the easiest, least techy, method of making some of the buttons make sounds instead of just lighting up or doing nothing? No screen/video will be a part of this project. I see that I can buy button and wiring kits on amazon and I'm fairly certain that I can figure out how to hook those up to light up (youtube, yay!) but what I'm uncertain about is what all I need to get sound connected.
My kids love pushing buttons/levers/joy sticks so I'm aiming to build them something with buttons and whatnot where some light up and some make sounds. My end goal is a "control panel" like the emotions have in the Disney/Pixar movie "Inside Out".
I've been sifting through the FAQ and whatnot but a lot of the links aren't working and I'm feeling a bit in over my head. I've never built any game centers before and I am hoping that someone can help me sort through the verbiage to understand what it is that I need (parts wise) to accomplish my one and only goal.
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