My Solution to Paul McWhorter's 'Arduino with Python: LESSON 8' homework.

Here I show the Arduino and Python code I have written for Paul McWhorter's "Arduino with Python: LESSON 8" homework.

I now have reworked my meters to make them more general purpose, supporting user-defined scales etc. I now also have a round meter with a curved 100 segment display bar. This was a partucular success for me as I had to put the 100 individual vPython segments in a list for later reference.

Visit Paul's video here:

You can get Paul's code here:

My code, as used in the video, is here:

[shuttlepodone]

Your work is so cool! Thanks for sharing! I'm going to review your code to learn from it and see if I can some day reach my goal to make VPython gauges look like vintage aircraft gauges.

[paulmcwhorter]

Exceptional visual on the meter. Also, really nice production quality on the video

[keithlohmeyer]

Great job as always! You put a lot of thought in the code. FYI NumPy has a built in clip function. You can use it on a whole array but it works fine on a single number too. b=np.clip(a, 0.5, 12.2).

[franciscotoledo]

Ian, nicely done!! I like your conception and the way you use both lessons and present them in a very professional way. Thanks for sharing your code. For sure I will learn more about vpython.