Friend, very good work, but I would like to add a button to switch between effects and not get it, could you do that? In the case I use port 13 for the button.
I am trying to compile the code on my arduino nano, and I am getting the following error. Can you help me please? vr\cores\arduino/Arduino.h:153:16: error: conflicting declaration of 'void setup()' with 'C' linkage void setup(void); ^ C:\Users\devan\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_modified_sketch_151545\ledstrip_animations.ino:34:6: note: previous declaration with 'C++' linkage void setup() {
I have no idea. I did not try to run this on the latest version of Arduino nor the latest version of the FastLed/NeoPixel libs. Also I never saw this error before. Try googling the error.
Unfortunately no, I already briefly looked at switching to FastLED but the Adafruit library is too much intertwined. It would take more than just a few hours to do it so the library can benefit from all additional functions of FastLED. Maybe I'll do it sometime.
Yeah I started looking at it converting myself and was like...umm, a little beyond my reach at the moment to do the whole thing. However ..I know for sure I'll be trying really hard to implement some of those patterns in my FastLED code ..one in particular! Somehow. It just looks so great what you did .. and exactly what I have in mind. I'll let you know if anything I do ends up being re-usable. I'm such a bad coder!!
I did port the library to FastLED today! It works but I still need to adapt the demo code and run some more tests. I will release it in the next few days.
Dude!! That is awesome! How do I get you a beer!!? :] Definitely worth expanding the lib to FastLED. It'll avail the code to the non-neopixels such as the apa102s etc as well. I've showed a few people your patterns and they really impress! Looking forward to seeing them in real life!!
Mmhh, beer :) I am not familiar with all versions of the digital LEDs nor with all the functionality of the FastLED library so I may not be using the full potential. What I noticed in my first testrun is that the code runs indeed faster with the FastLED library but at the expense of using a lot more ram. I did an adaptation already for the apa102s, it is called DotStarpainter using the adafruit library which is almost fully compatible with the neopixel library. github.com/DedeHai/DotStarPainter
as mentioned in the sketch, you need a controller with plenty of RAM like an ESP8266. An Arduino only has 2kB of ram which is not enough for more than 60 LEDs.
const int duration = 2000; //number of loops to run each animation for #define NUMBEROFPIXELS 300 //Number of LEDs on the strip #define PIXELPIN D6 //Pin where WS281X pixels are connected #include "Arduino.h" #include #include CRGB leds[NUMBEROFPIXELS]; not work this and im trying const int duration = 2000; //number of loops to run each animation for #define NUMBEROFPIXELS 300 //Number of LEDs on the strip #define PIXELPIN 6 //Pin where WS281X pixels are connected #include "Arduino.h" #include #include CRGB leds[NUMBEROFPIXELS]; again not work please help me
yes, just dowload the git repisitory, you find it in the example code
wow so beautiful...just tried it :)
Not working for me, Mega, Uno, NodeMcu, its never change effect, allways stays the same---
Friend, very good work, but I would like to add a button to switch between effects and not get it, could you do that?
In the case I use port 13 for the button.
Is your test code available?
I am trying to compile the code on my arduino nano, and I am getting the following error. Can you help me please? vr\cores\arduino/Arduino.h:153:16: error: conflicting declaration of 'void setup()' with 'C' linkage
void setup(void);
^
C:\Users\devan\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_modified_sketch_151545\ledstrip_animations.ino:34:6: note: previous declaration with 'C++' linkage
void setup() {
The simple demo works just fine. The ledstrip_animations sketch does not...
I have no idea. I did not try to run this on the latest version of Arduino nor the latest version of the FastLed/NeoPixel libs. Also I never saw this error before. Try googling the error.
Use old version library
did you ever get this working with FastLED yet?
never mind...i see it up on get hub! :)
Dude...this is an aaaamazing library! I'm about to dive in but would you have a FastLED version by chance?? ;)
Unfortunately no, I already briefly looked at switching to FastLED but the Adafruit library is too much intertwined. It would take more than just a few hours to do it so the library can benefit from all additional functions of FastLED. Maybe I'll do it sometime.
Yeah I started looking at it converting myself and was like...umm, a little beyond my reach at the moment to do the whole thing. However ..I know for sure I'll be trying really hard to implement some of those patterns in my FastLED code ..one in particular! Somehow. It just looks so great what you did .. and exactly what I have in mind. I'll let you know if anything I do ends up being re-usable. I'm such a bad coder!!
I did port the library to FastLED today! It works but I still need to adapt the demo code and run some more tests. I will release it in the next few days.
Dude!! That is awesome! How do I get you a beer!!? :] Definitely worth expanding the lib to FastLED. It'll avail the code to the non-neopixels such as the apa102s etc as well. I've showed a few people your patterns and they really impress! Looking forward to seeing them in real life!!
Mmhh, beer :) I am not familiar with all versions of the digital LEDs nor with all the functionality of the FastLED library so I may not be using the full potential. What I noticed in my first testrun is that the code runs indeed faster with the FastLED library but at the expense of using a lot more ram.
I did an adaptation already for the apa102s, it is called DotStarpainter using the adafruit library which is almost fully compatible with the neopixel library. github.com/DedeHai/DotStarPainter
hello i want working 5m 300 leds and not working .. only good working with 60 le ds how working 300 leds ? thank
as mentioned in the sketch, you need a controller with plenty of RAM like an ESP8266. An Arduino only has 2kB of ram which is not enough for more than 60 LEDs.
i have nodemcu ? same sketch use and working ?
Yes, it should work.
Damian S. Thank you for answer. which pin do me need to use? Nodemcu ? D2 or other pin?
const int duration = 2000; //number of loops to run each animation for
#define NUMBEROFPIXELS 300 //Number of LEDs on the strip
#define PIXELPIN D6 //Pin where WS281X pixels are connected
#include "Arduino.h"
#include
#include
CRGB leds[NUMBEROFPIXELS];
not work this and im trying
const int duration = 2000; //number of loops to run each animation for
#define NUMBEROFPIXELS 300 //Number of LEDs on the strip
#define PIXELPIN 6 //Pin where WS281X pixels are connected
#include "Arduino.h"
#include
#include
CRGB leds[NUMBEROFPIXELS];
again not work please help me
Nice display, shame poor quality video.... Absolutely love the tune though!!!!
Thank you, if I knew this would get so much interest I would have used a better camera, well, too late now.