Logs
Write the process down before it disappears.
Logs are for context: why a project exists, what changed, what failed, and what someone can learn from the build.
Before a log
Some ideas start as tape strips.
The idea wall holds the rough machine thoughts until there is enough proof for a real build note.
Notebook
Recent process writing.
These are concrete build notes from the miniature, lighting, software, and rig-control work.
On the table this week
KORETH, CorridorKey, and the website are all becoming usable at the same time, but none of them are pretending to be finished.
Tungsten and LED on the corridor build
Same corridor, same camera, same exposure. The tungsten pass still held the miniature together better at scale.
KORETH: Corridor scale update
The 1:6 corridor is built and primed, which means it can finally be judged honestly before the first detail pass.
CorridorKey: Building my own green-screen tool
A custom keying pipeline for miniature plates, built because normal keyers struggled with spill and practical surfaces.
Servo Y-Axis: When hardware fights back
A day of PID tuning showed that the motion-control problem was probably cable routing, not only firmware.
Miniature Corridor: First lighting pass
The first corridor pass proved the key light worked, but the fill flattened the set too quickly.