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Hey there,
I am trying to connect a programmable LED strip with a Arduino Uno r3 board and figma .
Arduino-Code:
the start flags for three different routines are "a" "b" "c" and they are working fine I verified this first in the Arduino IDE console and after that as well in the figproxy "Test Send & Receive" console.
Both are working just fine.
Figma:
As in the examples, I placed the text "send a" "send b" "send c" (without " ") into the open Link field at figma. The interaction gets startet by mouse click.
If I'm in prototyping mode, pressing one of the buttons, there is a new tab opening up and I can also read in the command line that it says "send%20a". As I learned, %20 stands for the empty space between the letters of "send a".
I am guessing that this could cause the problem, but I rather know how to fix this, as well as I am clueless if this really is where my problem occured.
I would be very glad for some help. Thanks guys :)
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Communication between figma and figproxy
# Communication between figma and figproxy
Jun 26, 2024
It seems like you don’t have Figproxy configured correctly to act as your
default browser. You need to allow Figproxy to be the default browser for
your system.
The why part:
Figproxy acts as your default browser and looks for the links that have
“send%20” and then route the subsequent data to arduino. If another
browser is popping up, this means you haven’t allowed figproxy to be your
default browser.
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Hey there,
I am trying to connect a programmable LED strip with a Arduino Uno r3
board and figma .
Arduino-Code:
the start flags for three different routines are "a" "b" "c" and they are
working fine I verified this first in the Arduino IDE console and after
that as well in the figproxy "Test Send & Receive" console.
Both are working just fine.
Figma:
As in the examples, I placed the text "send a" "send b" "send c" (without
" ") into the open Link field at figma. The interaction gets startet by
mouse click.
If I'm in prototyping mode, pressing one of the buttons, there is a new
tab opening up and I can also read in the command line that it says
"send%20a". As I learned, %20 stands for the empty space between the
letters of "send a".
I am guessing that this could cause the problem, but I rather know how to
fix this, as well as I am clueless if this really is where my problem
occured.
I would be very glad for some help. Thanks guys :)
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Hey there,
I am trying to connect a programmable LED strip with a Arduino Uno r3 board and figma .
Arduino-Code:
the start flags for three different routines are "a" "b" "c" and they are working fine I verified this first in the Arduino IDE console and after that as well in the figproxy "Test Send & Receive" console.
Both are working just fine.
Figma:
As in the examples, I placed the text "send a" "send b" "send c" (without " ") into the open Link field at figma. The interaction gets startet by mouse click.
If I'm in prototyping mode, pressing one of the buttons, there is a new tab opening up and I can also read in the command line that it says "send%20a". As I learned, %20 stands for the empty space between the letters of "send a".
I am guessing that this could cause the problem, but I rather know how to fix this, as well as I am clueless if this really is where my problem occured.
I would be very glad for some help. Thanks guys :)
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