I don't like to keep bare pcb's around on my desk.

So while waiting for my UNO R3 hardcase, i used the box from the kit to keep things a little safer
It's ugly and temporary, but it does the job, keeps it protected and steady when flashing or not in use , ow and it doesn't take that much extra space on your desk
It's free and shows you how to recycle stuff

 

just got mine gonna do what you did with the box 10/10 idea.

 

took 14 days

 

@DjoeN I did the same

 

Hi all!
I come with some news here
The release of v0.2 Alpha:

Changelog

• Fix an UI bug when main windows was minimize (Thanks dtomcat).
• Fix bugs inside Password and Long UID calculations (Thanks dtomcat and StandardBus).
• Temp Fix SerialPortStream bug with certains Arduino (Thanks Gizmo).
  jcurl/SerialPortStream#25
• Translation files are now added dynamically.
• Check necessary files presence on startup.
• XLoader now added directly in the menu.
• Add check if AmiiBombuino is installed or not when COM Port is selected.
• Add Timeout of 3000ms in Serial Response.
• German translation added (Thanks aut0mat3d).
• Swedish translation added (Thanks Gizmo).
• Italian translation added (Thanks StandardBus).

You can download it on GitHub right here: https://github.com/AcK77/AmiiBomb-uino/releases/tag/AmiiBomb-v0.2-Alpha
Because yes, AmiiBomb it's finally open source at this adress: https://github.com/AcK77/AmiiBomb-uino/

Thanks!

 

Awesome! I'm excited here, I'm very familiar with SerialCommand and I already have most of my own Arduino firmware written. Expect some contributions from me on Github! I don't know anything about Windows programming, let alone .NET/CLI (apart from PowerShell), so I am sort of doubting I'm going to understand much of the C#, but the Arduino C makes a lot of sense to me.

 

I try to do my best !
I'm working on a small tools who can tell you the missing strings translation (because I have to add text if I add functionality ^^), I try to find the easier way to keep the translations updated... If anyone have an idea about that

No problem, GitHub and open source are made for this, anyone who want contribute to AmiiBomb is welcome! The arduino C code is not perfect but it works like a charm ^^!

As I reply you by mail, it's added in the next future version of AmiiBomb! Thanks you!

 

but why?

so you can buy amiibos and never open them, but make your own clones without getting amiibo rips from other sources?

 

First... becouse I can, no matter what.
Even if this was only a challenge for fun, it's enough for me to do it.
I don't understand why I should not do this only because doesn't seem to have sense.

Many people don't want to open their Amiibo boxes, to collect them without [sarcasm]compromising the air inside the box[/sarcasm]. A boxed collection worth notoriously more than an opened one but the same many people would like to USE their amiibos from inside the box, thing that's not possible becouse of the NFC tag metallic protective adehesive that's applied to the box. The metal protection anyway is only able to block weak magnetic fields, so theoretically we can read boxed amiibos tuning the antenna coil and enabling on the module the high power mode (that's capable of).

This "antenna tuning" experiments, applied to an universal module as the MFRC522 is, has an infinity of applications in other contexts.
Sharing the knowledge is always good, not bad. And even if you don't see the point, this don't means that others have your same mind instead of using these infos for their purposes.

 

Hi, A little of teasing due to the box project of aut0mat3d



If you have an Arduino Nano, I thinks it's gonna be cool ^^! I be back on this later !
For AmiiBomb, I resolve many errors, and I've add a great feature suggest by a donator, TerryG.
The AmiiBombuino patch by StandardBus was added too !