What does he do?When plugged into battery power, he will randomly cycle through whatever set of animations you make in Lark, our macOS animation editor, and randomly change look direction.How do I make my own animations?Here's a detailed tutorial!Do I need to use the Mac app?Nope! He will come pre-loaded with a fun default set of animations. You can just plug in the battery and wear him as-is :)Do I need to know how to code?No! Lark is similar to vector drawing apps like Figma or Adobe Illustrator. It's pretty easy to pick up, and there's a tutorial included with the kit. No coding required.How do the animations work? Are they GIFs?No, they're not GIFs! They're vector animations that render in real-time on the microcontroller. This means they're super smooth, dynamic, and compact enough to fit hundreds on the device.How many different animations can I load onto him?It depends on how complex the animations are, but generally the limit is very high (at least several hundred).Isn't this just an Adafruit ESP32S3 TFT?Yes! We're developing a final product that will be very different, and the Adafruit ESP32S3 TFT is the perfect form factor for testing. We wanted to get him out into the world as early as possible to see how people wear / interact with him, so we're selling these at cost.How can I contact you?You can DM on X or email daniel@littlecreature.co.
