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The number tiles are dual color printed by manually editing the code to pause at the layer where the number/dots begin so I could swap the filament.

The real work is in the painting. I printed almost everything expect the sea/black borders in white. Used a generous spray paint base coat of the primary color of a tile, then moved to hand painting with model paints and fine brushes.

Very late sorry, but I believe this is what I originally printed: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1238980

Honestly the GUIs confuse me more. 98% of the time I don’t need the majority of the extra information they show. Everything I’ve needed to do with git has been easy enough to learn just in the terminal. It uses pretty colors too ;)

Once I heal a bit more I’ll go for a super chill, super slow ride to see what happens.

It worked after I plugged it in to power. I asked on Reddit and the local group, there are a host of reasons it’s could’ve cut out. Hopefully it’s just a battery cell imbalance from sitting for 6 weeks, that’s an easy fix.

Electric ones! I ride an Acedeck Ares X1. Some are bigger than others and there are tons of small differences between boards. Here’s a picture from a while ago:

Last one wasn’t even my fault! The board turned off when it said it had battery.