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Yay code! I'll have to play with this. Any idea what parameters went into the sixth one? The blue/green wavy one.
Sorry, didn't save the parameters while I usually don't do this. Most of my searches through the parameters space are fire and forget.
Sometimes I do this to find something to print or generate with better quality. But not this time.
Here's an open-ended question: how do you decide when a project is "done enough?" I have one of my projects running on a Pi with a small screen, and I feel like it's pretty close but just not quite done.
Same. Sometimes I leave it because it's feels done, sometimes I leave it because I get focused on another project and it's harder to make progress on the previous project. I don't think I actually treat any of them as "complete" though, I often go back and tweak old sketches if I have a new idea to add.