Is there a way to create a piece of software that's either through arduino or can interface with arduino, take custom keybindings, interpret them on a timeline per axis and edit them for scenes? It would ideally output gcode and be imported into UGS or something to then go to my CNC controller. do-it-yourself Arduino-based DFMoco sketch to the Volo motion control crane. I'd love to take the functionality of Dragonframe/Adobe Premiere or other editing softwares like Danvinci to act as the refining software for creating keyframed scenes. Dragonframe, innovative stop motion software that pushes the functionality. This is where the title of this post comes into play. Robot wirth stepper motor via microstepping, digital motion processing. However, programming keyframes purely through code doesn't seem ideal. Robot wirth stepper motor via microstepping, digital motion processing, auto tuning, cascaded PID controller and now with Joy Stick Control. This is most ideal because I can create my own custom cnc-pendant that can emulate a keyboard and just revise the keybindings to use it. I've already contacted Dragonframe and they said their software is not made for Gcode, but instead arduino. Anyone inspired by the techniques used in Pinocchio can make an animated movie using their iOS or Android device’s camera, connected to Dragonframe running on Ubuntu. Unlike a typical CNC-software like UGS, the software I need is based around keyframes to create scenes. Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio was animated using Dragonframe, opening the door for incredible stop motion visual effects.
I've already chosen an esp-32/GRBL controller that allows 6-axis for stepper motors. I have a project where I am creating a motion-control camera & miniature rig to recreate spaceship shots from the original star wars movies and the Mandalorian.
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