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I created this issue for all changes that need to be implemented in order to use the self-o-mat photo booth software without external hardware.
I think that using the self-o-mat software in such a minimal environment is not necessary, since an Arduino Nano (clone) only costs a few dollars and is all you need in order to gain full self-o-mat software. But I'm open for discussion.
At the moment I can think of the following features:
On-Screen Countdown
At the moment, the count down time is handled by the external hardware. The photo booth software can be triggered using a mouse click but it will trigger instantly and therefore is not suitable for real-life photo booth usage. The mouse click to trigger feature was only intended to help development.
GPIO Button Support
In order to trigger the photo booth without external hardware, it would be nice to allow triggering via GPIO GPIO pins for button #6
Shut Down
Currently, the external hardware can tell the self-o-mat software to write images to usb, shut itself and the Raspberry Pi down. Quit Program #4
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I created this issue for all changes that need to be implemented in order to use the self-o-mat photo booth software without external hardware.
I think that using the self-o-mat software in such a minimal environment is not necessary, since an Arduino Nano (clone) only costs a few dollars and is all you need in order to gain full self-o-mat software. But I'm open for discussion.
At the moment I can think of the following features:
At the moment, the count down time is handled by the external hardware. The photo booth software can be triggered using a mouse click but it will trigger instantly and therefore is not suitable for real-life photo booth usage. The mouse click to trigger feature was only intended to help development.
In order to trigger the photo booth without external hardware, it would be nice to allow triggering via GPIO
GPIO pins for button #6
Currently, the external hardware can tell the self-o-mat software to write images to usb, shut itself and the Raspberry Pi down.
Quit Program #4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: