This forum can be a great source of help.
The will of other users to help and answer a question depends on how you present yourself
With your first 2 or 3 postings you create a picture how you are.
This could be:
- egoistic demanding
- lazy
- very committed trying to make it easy to help
What do you think. Which users asking for help will get their questions answered?
Yes of course the ones that are at least somehow engaged by:
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- describing their project pretty detailed
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- providing links to datasheets of used components
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- providing a schematic that follow the rules of professional schematic-drawing
(this can surely be non-professional hand-drawn but following the rules.)
- providing a schematic that follow the rules of professional schematic-drawing
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- if users are asking for details answering these questions.
There is a neverending stream of new questions and new postings every hour.
In some way your question is in competetion with all the other questions / postings.
What do you think which questions will be answered quickly because it is fun to answer them?
Yes you are right:
The questions of people that created a picture of being
- very committed trying to make it easy to help
and users that fullfill the criteria 1 to 4 like described above.
If you want to proceed quick you have to
fill in the high-tech-fuel into the racecar instead of running on your own feet.
Even if this means to go to a shop buying the high-tech-fuel.
= invest some time into fullfilling these criteria.
In the end this will be faster.
If you want to read more details how to do this please read
Of course for some people it is the greatest joy to whirl at high RPM without moving forward. If this is what you really want to do. Post short postings alternating with wildly trying out whether the program works if you change this or that detail.
But make sure to never read documentation or tutorials. If you read documentation or tutorials you are in danger of proceeding and finishing your project!
This will kill the joy of whirling at high RPM without moving forward.
So make a decision what brings the joy to you and then do it.
best regards Stefan
(remark: I wanted to create a posting that I can link to if nescessary)