etherdream.rs
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A library for the [EtherDream laser DAC](http://ether-dream.com/).
**This is an early work in progress (2016-12-14)**. Things work, but use
at your own risk. The API hasn't been thought out, and there is no error
handling (a hallmark of any decent Rust project). I do intend to finish
a production-ready version of the library within a month or two.
See also
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I'm beginning to build out Rust libraries and tools for laser
projection:
- [Etherdream Emulator](https://github.com/echelon/etherdream-emulator),
a visual emulator for the EtherDream laser projector DAC
- [ILDA.rs](https://github.com/echelon/ilda.rs), a Rust parser for the
ILDA laser display format.
There are also a number of existing programs I've written that talk in
EtherDream:
- [Laser Asteroids](https://github.com/echelon/laser-asteroids),
an EtherDream laser projector video game I wrote in Python for the
Fall 2012 SPSU Game Jam.
- [Laser Pong](https://github.com/echelon/laser-pong),
another EtherDream video game I wrote in Python during Summer 2013.
- [Untitled Game](https://github.com/lightengine/gamejam-demo), written
for two laser projectors (and two EtherDream DACs) by myself and
Scott Adams for the Fall 2013 SPSU Game Jam. It's quirky, but
demonstrates multi-projection. Scott worked on the game while I worked
on the network and graphics stack.
- [Laser Testbed](https://github.com/echelon/laser-testbed),
which contains lots of my early testing with laser projection. There
are dozens of animations, shapes, primitives, etc.
- [Laser Client](https://github.com/echelon/laser-client),
which projects slides containing GML (Graffiti Markup Language) and
poorly serialized SVG objects, which can be individually programmed
with animation and 2D transformations. (The code is terrible.)
License
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**BSD 4-clause**
Copyright (c) 2016, Brandon Thomas. All rights reserved.
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