3D Printed GLaDOS Ceiling Lamp

msleeper

4,136 Posts

Admin

Posted Mar 25, 2013

Own a 3D printer? Want to make a GLaDOS ceiling lamp? If you said "yes" to these questions then great news, dragonator on Instructables posted up a very lengthy and worthwhile how-to on doing just that! Like the nice guy he is, he also included all of the 3D files you'll need to put into your printer to get the job done.

josepezdj

2,386 Posts

#92933

Posted Mar 26, 2013

Replied 12 hours later

Wow, truly amazing! I doubt I could sleep any single night in my room with GLaDOS over my head though!

Lpfreaky90

2,842 Posts

#92939

Posted Mar 26, 2013

Replied 5 hours later

ARPEGG1

3 Posts

#92963

Posted Mar 27, 2013

Replied 19 hours later

this is incredibly cool. i'd love this.

Gemarakup

1,183 Posts

#92975

Posted Mar 27, 2013

Replied 5 hours later

I think it's good that this guy decided not to make ceiling GLaDOS talk.

AD_79p2

103 Posts

#95793

Posted Jun 18, 2013

Replied 2 months later

I want that ASAP

ChickenMobile

2,460 Posts

#95806

Posted Jun 18, 2013

Replied 8 hours later

My toilet light recently busted, however that wouldn't be the best place for GLaDOS to be watching.

Joe the Stickfiddler

32 Posts

#99503

Posted Sep 15, 2013

Replied 2 months later

Oh wow! Now when are they going to make a Wheatley lamp?

FelixGriffin

2,680 Posts

#99505

Posted Sep 15, 2013

Replied 1 hour later

I doubt it would be too hard. I REALLY want to make this, but the local Fab Lab has a fairly small size limit until they get their new printer working.

Looking at the instructions I found myself thinking that an easier way to make it move would be to parent the body to a func_tank and make it track the player. Then I realized that I need to take a break from Hammer for a bit.

User

630 Posts

#99506

Posted Sep 16, 2013

Replied 4 hours later

FelixGriffin wrote:
Looking at the instructions I found myself thinking that an easier way to make it move would be to parent the body to a func_tank and make it track the player. Then I realized that I need to take a break from Hammer for a bit.

Hahaha made my day

AntiVector

102 Posts

#99509

Posted Sep 16, 2013

Replied 1 hour later

FelixGriffin wrote:
I doubt it would be too hard. I REALLY want to make this, but the local Fab Lab has a fairly small size limit until they get their new printer working.

Looking at the instructions I found myself thinking that an easier way to make it move would be to parent the body to a func_tank and make it track the player. Then I realized that I need to take a break from Hammer for a bit.