NeoPixelController is a program whose purpose is to control one or more LED strips with several preset patterns and color palettes. It is currently designed to be used on a Teensy 3.2 with an OctoWS2811 adapter connected to two sets of NeoPixel (WS2812B) strips.
Settings.h contains constants to adjust the program functionality as needed. Lines 41-45 can be used to update the current color palette, mode, and speed. Palettes are found in Palettes.h and can be modified or created either manually or using PaletteKnife.
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| DIVIDE | Statically display all colors in palette in distinct divisions. |
| ROLLING_DIVIDE | Display all colors in palette in distinct divisions moving forward at a constant rate. |
| STRIPES | Statically display all colors in palette in small distinct divisions. |
| ROLLING_STRIPES | Display all colors in palette in small distinct divisions moving forward at a constant rate. |
| GRADIENT | Statically display all colors in palette as a smooth gradient. |
| ROLLING_GRADIENT | Display all colors in palette as a smooth gradient moving forward at a constant rate. |
| FADE | Cycle all LEDs through the palette colors at a constant rate. |
| HALF_FADE | Cycle all LEDs through the palette colors at a constant rate, with the second half of the LEDs at the complementary position in the palette. |
| THREE_FADE | Cycle all LEDs through the palette colors at a constant rate, with three segments of the LEDs at triadic positions in the palette. |
| BLINK | Discretely jump through the palette colors, blinking in alternating two's. |
| BOUNCE | Send a short ray of light bouncing back and forth through the entire LED array and change to next palette color at each end. |
| SWEEP | Send a ray of light bouncing back and forth through the entire LED array and change to next palette color at each end, leaving behind a trail of its color. |
| SPARKLE | Ten segments of ten LEDs are set to a random color from the palette at each update. |
NeoPixelController is licensed under the MIT license:
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Copyright (c) 2016 Austin Berke
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