I have compiled all prior revisions of the FluidDial firmware including the latest/current, with no issues.
Does the following (previously posted in this thread, above) help?
If it does not help, can you give more details on what you are trying (what build environment… are you in VS Code? are you using PlatformIO? Have you allowed PIO to get all its dependencies? Are you downloading from Github repo to your local drive, and telling VS Code to open the FluidDial subfolder? Or are you doing some other approach? etc).
Hey Doug: I downloaded the main branch from Github, opened the Fluiddial folder in VSCode/PlatformIO, and when I click update it says the dependencies are already up to date. I tried a clean reinstall of VSCode and PlatformIO just to be sure. Though it throws this “framework-stm32cube” error whenever I try to build the software. I can’t help but feel like this is some small feature which needs enabling or a library which needs to be downloaded but I can’t for the life of me figure it out!
No luck unfortunately. I’m trying another PC in our house to see if I can get it to work there. I’ve downloaded so many drivers and whatnot over the years I wouldn’t be surprised if I unknowingly changed something which is causing this issue.
Yeah I’m at my wit’s end with this. Tried different computers, tried clean uninstall and reinstall of VSCode and PlatformIO, tried moving the lib folder into the main FluidDial folder, tried updating everything from Python to PlatformIO to pip to git.
I must be missing something somewhere though; I still get the exact same error when I try to build
Yes, i will do that. but I designed it in vetric so i only have a dxf file to share and not a 3d model. but can probably find some time to make a model in sketchup at a later date.
I was mainly referring to the cradle, but you could post your DXF file(s) (and pics of the pendant case) in a “make” of the cradle, since you printed that, and it definitely qualifies as a “make.”
Also, you could post the cradle as a make, with the DXF file(s) and pics, and also post the DXF and pics as a “remix” of the pendant case… Not everything on Printables is a 3D model. There are various 2D resources there as well.
Oh man. Well, thanks for the help Doug. I tried the discord as well and was talking to Mitch about it but couldn’t come up with anything there either. Bummer
Hopefully I can figure something out… somehow… lol it’s a really neat project and I hope I can utilize it myself eventually.
