https://spritesmods.com/?art=doom-bauble&page=1 SpritesMods.com A Christmas tree bauble that plays Doom - Intro Welcome * Hardware stuff + CP/M on an AVR + Connecting an LCD to a non-video-capable Linux device + AVR-based FM-transmitter + En Garde, a classifying capacitive touch sensor + GameBoy Advance as a MIDI synthesizer + Quizshow buttons on the cheap + Wall-lighting with RGB-leds + Extreme Vectrex multicart + Dekatron as Internet speed indicator + Wav-playing doorbell + FT2232H NAND flash reader + Using a tiny HC32L110 ARM chip + Macintosh SE/arm + USB Minecraft portal + A tiny Pinball Fantasies table + Scanner CCD touchscreen conversion + Tiny PDP11 + Linux-based clock radio + Raspberry Pi micro arcade machine + Virtual Wii Sensor-bar + Black Widow in an FPGA + A Christmas tree bauble that plays Doom + Wifi E-ink display + Miniature Macintosh Plus + Standalone JTAG programmer + WS2812 LEDs controlled by an iMX233 + Duplicating the SRI magnet micro-robots + Adding SATA and PCIE to a HP T5325 thin client + Thermochromic paint clock + 3d Jello printer + Solari ledboard controller + Restoring a VFD + Real HID for Xbox-controller + Electronic Stamp + Stealth DDR-mat + Mechanical webpage hitcounter + Run an uC from an AA-battery + Temperature led for Weller WTCPs + Automatic baudrate converter + NoveMini + Toilet terror alert + 96x48 LED-board + Controllable bristlebot + Knock to open + Electronic minimalism + RGB ledlamp + Online whiteboard + Clock using a fan and a LED + Electronic beer tallier + Rocket acceleration logger + Simple VFD-controller + CM: Yamaha Renewed * Hacks * Console hacking * Security * Software * Nabaztag * About Spritesmods Page 1 Intro Page 2 The hardware Page 3 The Software Page 4 The case Page 5 Conclusion (+ discussion / remarks) Do you like my hacking? If so, please consider leaving something in the PayPal, de veilige en complete manier van online betalen. Fediverse (Mastodon etc): @Sprite_tm@social. spritesmods.com Intro Christmas is coming again, and generally that means christmas trees and everything in it: lights, streamers, and ofcourse baubles. The holiday is all very jolly and everything, so I decided it was lacking some doom... errm, I mean Doom. So I 3d-printed a small Christmas bauble modeled on an IBM PC, stuffed it with the tiniest LCD I could find, added a processor and the logic to make it work as well as a battery. This thing can hang in your Christmas tree and show the Doom demo mode, including the audio effects and the sound track. And best of all: if you pair a random BLE keyboard or joystick to it, you can play and kill millimeter-sized zombies, shotgun guys and imps. Read on for the details on how I made this. 1 Next >> (c) 2006-2022 Sprite_tm - Contact