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AI-LEGO-PixelArt-Robot

This is the code for my AI Lego pixelart robot, as seen on my YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/ec_BtS97IR8

I don't normally use GitHub so please let me know if the way I set things up is incorrect.

The code generates pixelart using OpenAI's Dall-E 3 and controls a Lego Pixelart machine using Mindstorms. It was meant for personal use, so it will not work right away and it will need many changes. I am not updating this project, so libraries like openai might get outdated. This code was last succesfully tested on 6/15/2024.

For use of "main.py"

Some things to note

  • You will need to get your own OpenAI API key and rename the variable in the "imageGenerator.py" file.
  • You will need to change the Bluetooth address of your Mindstorms in the "main.py" file.
  • You can define the usable colors by changing the list "colors_bgr" and "colors_stock" in "main.py" and "recipe" in "imageFunctions.py". They are in the correct order from furthest away from the bed to closest by the bed.
  • You will need to set all the variables that specify motor positions in "main.py" to work with your machine.
  • You will need to define all the motors and sensors correctly in "main.py", with correct ports, speeds and directions.
  • You might need to adjust motor speeds in "ev3Functions.py".

Some things that can be changed

  • You can switch whether you want to use a custom image or use the image generator with the variable "useAI" in "main.py".
  • You can define your object or filepath by renaming the variables in "main.py".
  • You can change the pixelart size by changing the "imgSize" variable in "main.py".
  • "usepixelation" in "main.py" changes the code to either scale images down to the desired size or pick the center point of a grid to create a crisp pixelart.
  • "useOverlay" in "main.py" switches on or off the Lego overlay on the final image.
  • You can define how many usable pixels are in the hoppers, before it prompts you to refill the hoppers, by changing the "color_amount" variable in "main.py".

For use of "main (NO Mindstorms).py"

Some things to note

  • You will need to get your own OpenAI API key and rename the variable in the "imageGenerator.py" file.
  • You can define the usable colors by changing the list "colors_bgr" and "colors_stock" in "main (NO Mindstorms).py" and "recipe" in "imageFunctions.py".

Some things that can be changed

  • You can switch whether you want to use a custom image or use the image generator with the variable "useAI" in "main (NO Mindstorms).py".
  • You can define your object or filepath by renaming the variables in "main (NO Mindstorms).py".
  • You can change the pixelart size by changing the "imgSize" variable in "main (NO Mindstorms).py".
  • "usepixelation" in "main (NO Mindstorms).py" changes the code to either scale images down to the desired size or pick the center point of a grid to create a crisp pixelart.
  • "useOverlay" in "main (NO Mindstorms).py" switches on or off the Lego overlay on the final image.
  • You can define how many usable pixels are in the hoppers, before it prompts you to refill the hoppers, by changing the "color_amount" variable in "main (NO Mindstorms).py".