En la tienda
Buenos Aires Evening
Super Blood Moon
[videopress 4lt4hxbq]
Get Plasmatree PID Analyzer up and running on MBP/OSX
There’s a few steps that aren’t documented elsewhere. This is the process that worked for me. Happy to give advice if you have any issues with this install. You’ll need python installed, I’m not documenting that here, just Google the phrase “osx install python” for instructions.
Pop open your terminal. If you don’t know your way around terminal in a *nix based environment, jump in and follow along. It’s not as intimidating as it may seem.
Use the cd
command to navigate to a folder in your home dir. Mine is called code
but you can put this in whatever directory you like. Clone some dependencies and the PID-Analyzer repository from Github:
git clone https://github.com/cleanflight/blackbox-tools.git blackbox-tools
git clone https://github.com/Plasmatree/PID-Analyzer.git PID-Analyzer
Build the blackbox-tools software:
cd blackbox-tools
brew install cairo -without-x11 pkg-config
make
Now get Plasmatree going:
cd ../PID-Analyzer
pip install -r requirements.txt
If all of the above was successful, then you’ve now installed the software. Now, let’s make a bash function that makes it easier to run Plasmatree.
Edit your bash profile with a text editor. The file is at ~/.bash_profile
and you want to add the following to the end of the file:
function plasmatree() {
python ~/code/PID-Analyzer/PID-Analyzer.py --blackbox_decode ~/code/blackbox-tools/obj/blackbox_decode -l $1
}
Save the file, and run source ~/.bash_profile
in your terminal. Now you can execute Plasmatree quickly and easily like so:
plasmatree /path/to/blackbox/log/file.bbl
I hope that works for you. If not, let me know what went wrong and I’ll try to update accordingly.
Sad Starfish
Found this little guy on the beach in Clearwater and promptly returned it to the gulf.
Puffy LiPos
Today I replaced the thermal compound on my CPU and GPU in my 2015 MBP. Looks like the LiPos are due to be replaced as well.
Wifey And I
Gulls of Daytona
Cannot Live Without – Photo Challenge Day 13
I can’t live without nature. Shot at Boyd Lake, Ocala National Forest.