You'll need the following libraries installed to compile:
Open the sketch, add the Bounce2 and AccelStepper libraries, and click the check mark.
Assuming you are using linux, make sure the appropriate packages are installed. This will include gcc, avr-gcc, arduino, and arduino.mk, and possibly more depending on your distribution.
Then verify the paths in the included Makefile are correct for your distribution.
Then run "make"
The camera slider software is intended to be operated with a three-way switch, a momentary switch, and two adjustable pots (camera and speed).
Set the three-way switch to "programming mode" and press the button. The slider will home. When it reaches home, adjust the camera pot to point the camera in the desired direction, then press the button again. The slider will move to the end of the rail, where you can again adjust the camera with the pot. Press the button again, and the slider will return to home. Now also adjust your speed pot for the desired speed, and adjust the switch from programming to either video or time lapse (which will control the range of the pot. See config.hpp for details). Lastly, press the execute button again, and the slider will run at the desired speed, rotating the camera to the desired position as it goes.
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