That's very neat, well done. However I'm not sure what the advantage of it is. I guess it is useful if you have an existing strip but you don't want to change the controller because you may have other peripherals connected to it. I will give it a try though
Hi, thank you. I think this has so much potential, IF you have and use more than one ESP32 device on your smart home. Since you can use your other boards, as a bluetooth extender or add more sensors to use in home assistant. For example taking as example the SLWF-03, it has a touch button, IR receiver, microphone, and light strip support, so you could use one for the effects, and you could integrate that touch button into home assistant and use it to trigger an automation, the same for the IR receiver, maybe integrate some unused buttons of your tv remote to trigger some home assistant scenes. And the microphone could be used to trigger Assist by voice.
This is so cool! I'm making argb lava lamps and will probably use these steps too. (Esphome for controlling the heater and reading temperature, WLED for the effects) I was wondering though...i will have one esp32 device that will control 4 separate lamps, each with different numbers of segments. I just saw that it only says ip and segment number. Would it be possible to control each light strip separately?
Yes, there is a checkbox on the led configuration, that allows you to use each segment separetely, then on the main window, you can select each segment individually to assign different animations to each of them
Muy interesante, muchas gracias
That's very neat, well done. However I'm not sure what the advantage of it is. I guess it is useful if you have an existing strip but you don't want to change the controller because you may have other peripherals connected to it. I will give it a try though
Hi, thank you. I think this has so much potential, IF you have and use more than one ESP32 device on your smart home. Since you can use your other boards, as a bluetooth extender or add more sensors to use in home assistant. For example taking as example the SLWF-03, it has a touch button, IR receiver, microphone, and light strip support, so you could use one for the effects, and you could integrate that touch button into home assistant and use it to trigger an automation, the same for the IR receiver, maybe integrate some unused buttons of your tv remote to trigger some home assistant scenes. And the microphone could be used to trigger Assist by voice.
This is so cool! I'm making argb lava lamps and will probably use these steps too. (Esphome for controlling the heater and reading temperature, WLED for the effects) I was wondering though...i will have one esp32 device that will control 4 separate lamps, each with different numbers of segments. I just saw that it only says ip and segment number. Would it be possible to control each light strip separately?
Yes, there is a checkbox on the led configuration, that allows you to use each segment separetely, then on the main window, you can select each segment individually to assign different animations to each of them
@@fixtse.that's awesome. I love WLED
Hi! Amazing video, but it seems to not work anymore, will you make an update video using Bermuda Trilateration?
Hi, do you mean with the new version of wled? or in the new esphome version? And about Bermuda, do you mean a light effects + BLE presence detection?
Man, you speak way too fast. Slow down a bit. Also explain a bit better what you’re doing.
just slow down the videos, I usually speed them up! but agree this one has me lost a bit what the use case is...