#project aio

Slowly getting the Facial Display portion of AiO's program built out. Took me a while getting all of the face assets drawn and styled, and that was just for 3-4 expressions.

The only thing about this XGA screen that's really messing with me is the viewing angle. I don't know if there's too much that I can do about it tbh; I def don't see it getting the same kinda angles you could get on an actual CRT but whatevs.

If anyone sees this, I would be interested in hearing about your opinion on going for thinner or chunkier CRT lines (zoom in on the eyeball Scelera, if need be), look better; I'm kinda limited on options from the HDMI scan line filter I have.

Outside of that though, I'm aiming to implement a system where the pupil can move independently with joystick input. For the meantime though, JSON driven aura farming angle:

More variants under the cut

Do you remember who you used to be?

It's made out of MDF boards, which probably isn't the lightest solution, but it's lighter than most.

Really helped for making small adjustments, since I could just use my knives or sandpaper, but it gave me a scare since I thought that I fully broke the screen's CCFL backlight at one point from strain on the wire, but it gave me an opportunity to practice some soldering, which was helpful for some other parts of the project later on.

If I end up needing something lighter, I'm thinking that maybe at some point I can use it for a template to create a 3D printed housing, if I ever want to.

A doodle that I made a while back of a Gjinka version of AiO while waiting at a pharmacy after midnight. I later went in and added some sketch lines so that her lab coat falls more in line with a Curie-style lab coat, which would be more appropriate for her line of work, compared to typical medical lab coats.