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One group travels clockwise and the other travels counterclockwise. Euthanasia: Euthanasia's tear bursts will follow the orbit in 2 close groups of 5 tears.

Cricket's Body: Tears will split into 2 close groups of 2 tears that follow the orbit.

Brimstone: The beam will wrap around the character and shoot straight forward.

Brain Worm: Tears will home directly towards nearby enemies in a line from the center of the orbit.

Azazel: Increases Azazel's range with Brimstone, and wraps the beam around the character.

20/20: Each shot fires two tears in opposing orbital directions.

Unlike normal controls, the mouse allows diagonal direction. On Windows, go to C:/Users//Documents/My Games/The Binding Of Isaac / and in the options.ini file, change the line that says MouseControl=0 to MouseControl=1.

It is possible to control the direction of Tiny Planet with the mouse.

Tears will not hit directly in front of Isaac aiming directly away from enemies is often effective.

Changing the firing direction will redirect all previously fired tears.

The tears orbit close to Isaac, offset slightly in the direction fired.

Tears now revolve around Isaac at a fixed distance until they hit the ground.

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Posted in Misc Hacks Tagged basswood, engraved, esp32-C3, laser cutter, orrery, planetarium, zodiac Post navigation We’ve seen an orrery or two around here, executed in everything from solid brass to Lego, but this one really tickled our fancy. We love the look of this project the burnt edges and lightly smoked surface of the laser-cut wooden parts look fantastic, and the contrast with the brass wires is striking. The video below shows the “Planet Spinner” in action. An ESP32 C3 contacts a NASA feed once a day to get the relative positions of the planets and uses the zodiac disk to arrange everything nicely for the day. A zodiac disc sits atop the base and is the only driven element in the orrery every other celestial body moves thanks to a pin set into the zodiac disc. The layered base of the orrery, with pieces cut from a sheet of basswood using a laser cutter, contains a single tiny stepper motor and just two gears. The key to keeping this planetarium so petite while making it largely out of wood is to eschew the complex gear trains that usually bring the Music of the Spheres to life in such devices. But given that the whole thing is seriously in danger of being dwarfed by a USB-C connector, we’d say he’s got a pretty good shot at that record. We won’t take a position on that - such things are best left up to the good folks at Guinness. Claims to have made the world’s smallest wooden orrery.