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TRON Discography Project

While on hold at the moment, my goal is to make working replicas of all the identity disc varients that appear throughout the Tron franchise

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This started life as my crazy idea for a replica Tron disc display build and it somehow devloped into an international collaboration between a few like minded individuals who were willing to put their time in to make it happen between us.

Unfortunately for the project, the electronics branch left due to new work opportunities. We carried on with as many of the unfinished disc files as we could, and amazingly even had some serious input from the creator of the Tron Legacy discs, Douglas Curren but we realised it wasn't going to happen without the electronics, so it was shelved.

All those files are now waiting for my EE to catch up....


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Garret Schneider wrote 06/27/2017 at 00:46 • point

There could.be really sexy mini sds / ssd''s in there, and you could store different themed information.  A which make your identity: one disc is music, one is books, one is backup files, etc.

Just like on Tron the discs store their identity.

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Keith Elliott wrote 02/12/2017 at 00:28 • point

I'm a huge Tron fan and love this project!  Out of curiosity, what EE tasks do you need to have done to get this project up and running?

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Canyon Wren wrote 02/12/2017 at 14:00 • point

Thank you :)

I'm kind of in an annoying place in EE right now as I know enough to visualise what is needed, but not enough to design for it, so the project would need to find someone with circuit/PCB design skills, and someone who can code.

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Keith Elliott wrote 02/12/2017 at 14:48 • point

Well I have a fair bit of experience with both, so if it's something simple I'd love to help out.

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Canyon Wren wrote 02/12/2017 at 16:53 • point

Cool, thanks dude :D

I have a lot going on which I need to finish up first in order to get to a position where I can tackle the project again, but it'll give me time to go over the PCB design idea for the Legacy disc series again and work out a few missing details.

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Canyon Wren wrote 02/07/2017 at 09:56 • point

Good cycle users :)

Thanks for the support, I'm hoping to have them back on my project bench by next year. I'm enjoying learning electronics engineering but it's taking me a little longer due to being Dysnumeric.

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Simone Marzulli wrote 02/07/2017 at 08:49 • point

This is some really cool stuff, hope to see more!

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Shulie Tornel wrote 02/06/2017 at 22:51 • point

Greetings, program! Great project! I love that Triforce one too. Keep it up. 

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