Growing stuff and doing things

coste

In Bloom
So, you have some splainin to do Lucy.

You're running your screens what, 6" apart? or 12"?

Those are built with 1x2?

What kind of twine did you use for those?

Whats with the tape measure on the side? I'm assuming to assist with timing when to put the screens down, post LST?

your code looks good, though building a GUI in python reminds me of VisualBasic 6 lol that's why i only build CLI tools with it i guess (aside from backends with Django or Flask)

Lookin good boss. I could live in this thread if I didn't have responsibilities and whatnot.
 

dstroy0

Zeroes and Ones
So, you have some splainin to do Lucy.

You're running your screens what, 6" apart? or 12"?

Those are built with 1x2?

What kind of twine did you use for those?

Whats with the tape measure on the side? I'm assuming to assist with timing when to put the screens down, post LST?

your code looks good, though building a GUI in python reminds me of VisualBasic 6 lol that's why i only build CLI tools with it i guess (aside from backends with Django or Flask)

Lookin good boss. I could live in this thread if I didn't have responsibilities and whatnot.

It depends on what plant is in there, how far apart the nets are. Right now They're about 10", I put it down so it touches the tops on wk3 and if they don't grow through I drop it down some for support.

I think one of them is strapping and the other is 1x2, with little eye hooks 3" or 3.5" apart so the squares are 3-3.5"

The string is just nylon masonry string, very cheap and lasts a long time

The tape measure starts at the base of the stem of the plant, it's just to help me keep an eye on stretch

Building a GUI is difficult, I'm only doing it to make this more user friendly for my wife, and I wouldn't let her use it right now because it's not super responsive. I need to move the GUI to a thread, because pyserial read is blocking code I think
 

dstroy0

Zeroes and Ones
I should have just read the manual for pyserial. The strategy to make it "non blocking" is exactly the same on arduino, peek at the buffer and see if theres something there. If there isn't, then fuck off to the next thing it loops back around to peek at the buffer again.

if (ser.inWaiting()>0):
#do things with whats in the buffer
 
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