Perfect World Project · Build-your-own
Perfect World Project · Build-your-own
A schematic-driven build path for your own off-grid terminal: a Raspberry Pi running Perfect World's own apps, kept talking over a LoRa mesh even when the internet isn't. Download the plans, build the case, wire the radio, and start swapping corporate services for ones you actually own.
The BOM every case design below is built around. Substitute freely — each case file exposes the board dimensions as variables — but this is the tested baseline. Full detail: bom.json.
Four projects, in build order — start with the mesh, end with range.
Pre-baked starting points for projects 1 and 2, so you're not hand-typing every setting. See firmware/README.md.
Four different case designs, each with the Perfect World globe-and-serpent mark cut into an embossed snakeskin finish. Renders below show the design intent — parametric OpenSCAD source ships plain, ready for your own finish; compile to STL yourself, see cases/README.md.
The corporate-replacement stack. This list is data-driven and grows as more Perfect World apps are packaged for the deck — see apps.json.
A showcase for decks people have actually built. Nothing here yet — that's honest, not a placeholder: this module is fully static, with no upload backend, so there's no submission flow yet. Build one and you'll be the first entry once there is.