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How To Make a Robotic Huggy Wuggy Using only garbage! 121gamers 1 Views • 3 years ago

Hello friends, do you still remember Huggy Wuggy? He’s the furry monster with the terrifying face from Poppy Playtime. There are so many new horror games out there and everyone has their own preferences. But we wanted to show some love to Huggy Wuggy and make him even more frightening! So we decided to build a robotic Huggy Wuggy using some materials we found in a dumpster. This version would surely give you more nightmares than the rainbow buddies or the FNAF characters! So, let’s see what we created!
We started with the head, which we made from a disassembled joystick. We replaced the sticks with LED bulbs and connected them to a switch and a power supply. We used a plastic clip to make a jaw and attached it with a harness. We also added some details to the face to make it look more better. For the body, we used the base of a slingshot and some plastic garbage. We made the arms from plastic tubes that came from other toys. For the legs, we used two electric razor nozzles and covered them with plastic parts. We painted everything black and then added some metallic paint. We also added some blue, yellow and red accents to match Huggy Wuggy’s colors. Finally, we made a platform for our robot using foam material and putty. We painted the sides with metallic paint and added a blue spot made from melted rainbow man. We also took half of a FNAF toy and fixed it to our booth. And that’s how we made our Robotic Huggy Wuggy booth!
We hope you enjoyed our idea! If you did, please give us a Like and leave a comment! Also, share this video with your friends who love horror games and their characters! And make sure to check out our other videos:
Realistic Hobbit House Made Of Little Bricks ӀӀ Lord of the Rings Diorama - https://youtu.be/Ol4qsniE_ZI
Paper Guy vs Metal Guy: A Creative Competition with Surprising Results! - https://youtu.be/8NWKFfgiGZQ
From Broken to New – Captain America's Mask and Shield Get a Fantastic Restoration! - https://youtu.be/YQSJoLLkqk8
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Writing a Python Script to Control my Lights | Five Minute Python Scripts 121gamers 1 Views • 1 year ago

Let's automate some lights with python?

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Full code from the video:

from phue import Bridge
from ip_address import bridge_ip_address
import time

def access_lights(bridge_ip_address):
b = Bridge(bridge_ip_address)
light_names_list = b.get_light_objects('name')
return light_names_list

def film_lights():
lights = access_lights(bridge_ip_address)
for light in lights:
lights[light].on = True
lights[light].hue = 7000
lights[light].saturation = 100

def danger_mode():
lights = access_lights(bridge_ip_address)
while True:
time.sleep(1)
for light in lights:
lights[light].on = True
lights[light].hue = 180
lights[light].saturation = 100
time.sleep(1)
for light in lights:
lights[light].on = True
lights[light].hue = 7000
lights[light].saturation = 100

if __name__ == '__main__':
film_lights()

Thanks so much for all the continued support! You guys are awesome. Super thankful that I get the opportunity to make youtube videos for you all. I hope you enjoy this one - A bit different than what I typically put out, but just testing to see if it's a style that you all like. Let me know!

https://github.com/Derrick-Sherrill/DerrickSherrill.com/blob/master/hue_lights.py

Packages (& Versions) used in this video:
PHue - https://github.com/studioimaginaire/phue
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