What am I doing?

I'm completing 3,139 push-ups or as many as I can in 24 days in June for The Push-Up Challenge to raise awareness and funds for mental health - I'm still pushing daily, bro!

viz - a visual journal where I can access, update and edit inspirational stuff, on demand.

Getting my narrative design and game writing on with the 4 week Storytelling Collective Spring 2022 Write Your First D&D Encounter Workshop - Sick!

Archiving my weekday work tasks, ideas or visual vomits, with my Daily whiteboard.

Returning to my studies by starting and nearly completing my Masters of Professional Practice (Digital Learning) - almost there!

Using available tools like Wordpress and related plugins to experiment with how I might create my own music streaming music playlist of stuff that matters to me - it's called // PLAY and it's a work in progress.

Remembering the RENDERSAUR.

Tinkering and trying to figure out Processing, C# and Unity, and TouchDesigner, so I can build digital toys like Awish, and more.

Rehearsing and writing songs with my kids in 'Puking Love' - From down below, to up above.

Testing image tracking with UI elements for each step of the disassembly process

by rowan_peterin amidoinitrite, specialist scholars, specialist scholarshipon October 4, 2013October 4, 2013

Screen captures from my image tracking tests in Junaio for each step of the disassembly process with UI elements. Unfortunately, due to my Z translation problems in UI Designer of Creator 2.6 I had to remove the background image which was placed underneath the buttons. Doing this gives the buttons a floaty and slightly random feel, but at least the buttons function as they should!

step_01_remove_bracket — The first step in disassembling a rear brake caliper is to remove the bracket from the caliper. Use a spanner to loosen the retaining bolts.

step_02_inspect_and_clean_bolts — The second step in disassembling a rear brake caliper is to inspect and clean the retaining bolts and remove the rubber seal from the bracket.

step_03_remove_and_clean_piston — The third step in disassembling a rear brake caliper is to remove the piston from the caliper.

step_04_remove_seal_brake_caliper — The fourth and final step in disassembling a rear brake caliper is to remove the piston seal from the caliper.

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