Locomatrix - 3D POV - a different approach

turned out that my files could not be exported or reopened and I had to rebuilt everything. I'm gonna send the files to my boss and he will hopefully print them and send it to me by the end of the week. 

So watching the video from the last log, I noticed one mechanism, which seems perfect for my needs. The velocity is almost constant and so I took the time, made some screenshots and started inkscape. Since today is almost friday, 123d design wasn't able to function the way it supposed and i had to export the imported svg file offline to .stl and get it online again and well.... I got to get back to the files soon. The teeth of my gear aren't right, but I'm going to 3D print it and tweak it anyways. I guess no timing is need but I will probably make a locomotive thingy, too. Hopefully I can print the parts during the next week and come up with a frame until then.

This is just mezmerizing! There are some movements my project could benefit from..

So in order to achieve a synced and not distorted picture, the timing for one 3D frame has to be like the following table, instead of a factor of 0.125.

I probably end up measuring the time of 2 frames, when it retracts to the electronics side, so I have to keep that in mind. 

And wow... I had to make a screenshot of the table because it looked really bad here on projects..