And I put up a bottom part on Thingiverse:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2754642

Is it possible to make the M5 work as a MP3 player?

I mean read from a MP3 file on SD card and output via the speaker?

My son have a project via school and he wants to build a robot that asks 'how was your day'.

I thought about putting it as a mp3 (or any audio file) and play back when some one moves close enough (using Ultra sound distance meter) adding some servos to move the head and eyebrows. adding some neopixels as eyes as well

Take a look at this:

http://oleddisplay.squix.ch/

Some of the customfonts in the M5Stack is from there

@ajb2k3
Thank you very much.

I hope to get some wires sorted out soon so I can see if I manage to get the module working on a "printer" (2D drawings)

@ajb2k3 Do you have any good scource for wires for the stepper output?

I have several sets of stepper motor wires but none that fit in the stepper module

@calin Yes I saw this after I postede, sorry.

This is really good work by the way ;)

@calin

Would it be much hassel to add in the webserver WiFi settings (For those times WPS is not available) and
Weather settings (API key, language, country and city)

@DoNcK Thansk I will look in to this.

I get errors on all
[code]
#pragma mark
[/code]

Will comment out and try again

@JimiT @ispybadguys

I wil lhave to try this once more. But my office has a space in the pwd. Would be really nice to have it work with space as well.

Are anyone else experiencing this issue?

Skipping contributed index file C:\Users\karlk\Documents\ArduinoData\package_m5stack_index.json, parsing error occured:
com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParseException: Unrecognized token 'https': was expecting ('true', 'false' or 'null')
at [Source: java.io.FileInputStream@a52d01; line: 1, column: 7]

@jimit

I have tom many things connected to my WiFi to bother with canhing any router setup. And my esp8266's always connects. I figured it was best to fix this in code rather than doing workaround with WiFi.

The pipe is %7C url encoded. So adding

s.replace("%7C", "|");

at the end will let you use your pipe in the password.

I will look in to the nes emulator.