Youscope Emulator in Python

[thanhquanky]

At first without reading the code, I thought how can you do that with 1.9 KB of code. Pretty amazing idea!

[zxbryc]

it's update speed is too slow

[MorrinWellSmith]

@zxbryc it's emulator....

[c0d37rulez]

I got some errors and this on the end

TypeError: 'float' object cannot be interpreted as an integer

[ControlCardPin]

You need to add simulated phosphor persistence to lessen the flicker.

[sreustle]

amazing work guys!

[fugazi0311]

Never heard of an osciloscope before. At first I thought this video was going to be a snooze, but it turned out to have some really interesting effects. Also considering the fact that you didn't have many pixels to work with that was great. It was actually pretty trippy at times. Some of the patterns were really interesting.

[0121ryanh117]

But really, is this an emulator,isnt it a simulator? or am i wrong. did you follow the original specs of the osciloscope or just simulatoe the look and feel of it

[tuxsbro]

this is amazing, and 75 lines of code?! its time for me to have some fun with python

[tuleo554]

yeah there's deffinately something cool about python, google use it heavily, im stuck with php atm tho cuz I'm into Drupal

[darthvesgo]

Where is the file youscope-wave.wav?

[Kargaroc286]

can you compile a windows binary?

[babylon2233]

It is written in python, which in an interpreted language. No compilation needed. What you need is python interpreter.

[Terabytekit]

you can compile it too still

[youko11]

Hey, how do you add the music?

I can't find the .wav file anywhere.

[youko11]

Hey, how do you add the music?

I can't find the .wav file anywhere.

[youko11]

Download and install PyGame before using this. :)

Nice, i'm studying your code.

[youko11]

Download and install PyGame before using this. :)

Nice, i'm studying your code.

[DeLeetEd]

No module named pygame..

[DeLeetEd]

Nvm =P

[b3k0n]

could you publish code for that emulator? it would be cool..

anyway - great work

[Dudelajk]

what program is it

[Dudelajk]

where can you download the emulator for that?

[jurgenvsp]

Is this a loop or program? Please answer in a PM.

Nice job!!!

[Zarkx2000]

If you output your coordinates to a stereo audio file it would probably result in a file that could be used to control a oscilloscope set in X/Y-mode similar to the Youscope.

[14dd5266c70789bdc806]

they feed their program with the wave-file of youscope :)

Anyway, very nice, I did not know that something like this can be done with that little code. Python seems to offer more possibilities than i thought

Great Work!