The first link I sent you is someone who has combined another microswiss ng hotend with the filament cutter base, and since microswiss gave me the step file for the ender 3 version, I was wondering if this was an absolute undertaking, or if it's not as complicated as I think
If you'd like to take a look at the microswiss step file DM me and I'll send it
Lol that's the part that really sucks. I just bought an armored turtle box turtle kit which comes with everything to make the filametrix, but I would hate to just get rid of the microswiss if there's another way to do this, since this machine is primarily for you and the box turtle is for switching to PLA for supports.
The first link I sent you is someone who has combined another microswiss ng hotend with the filament cutter base, and since microswiss gave me the step file for the ender 3 version, I was wondering if this was an absolute undertaking, or if it's not as complicated as I think
If you'd like to take a look at the microswiss step file DM me and I'll send it
I like how the url could also have the picture changed if someone wanted to lol. You don't even own the picture that the url points to, you just have a receipt that says "this url is my url, no I don't own the url, because someone can change what's on that. No I also don't own whatever is hosted on that url either"
Ahhh you know what. This would help me. Because when I'm stumped, I'm definitely just "blindly" trying different orders of things and getting frustrated. Thank you very much for the tip
Thank you very much! Yeah I'm just having problems with remembering where to put the x[y] in loops. I've done a few free classes and keep getting hung up on that part. It's like my brain is having problems grasping it. I showed an example in another comment
Yeah I've actually been using chatgpt as well as a few other resources! My biggest gripe is that chatgpt can't really teach without showing. I want to understand where my logic was flawed, and be guided towards the correct answer, instead chatgpt will do a good job at explaining what I did wrong, and then showing me the correct code.
So c is a good starter language? Cuz I'm at the point now that I can just stackoverflow my way into making a smaller project, but I really want to learn how this all works and learn the fundamentals so I'm fluent
Yeah I figured that one out from the documentation. I with I saved more of my trial and errors so I could show you guys what I needed help with better. I tried the list.insert(x) and then I would do a list.pop(i+1) as well 😂
I guess what I need help with is I keep messing up where I would put "for x in y: z= y [in position z
I had a few tries with it written
For letter in range(len(chosen_word)) :
If letter == guess:
Display[I] = letter
But this would grab all the letters and change all blanks to the guess letter
Ah. See, I'm using bootcamps as a intro type of learning. I've also been just doing my own thing by learning how to make scrapers and all that (even though that's kind of cheating because it's just scrapy) but I'm trying to learn the fundamentals of the language so that I don't need to just Google "how to do this" I want to be able to just do it
Damn! How much does that weigh in feathers?