2024.1.0: Add Boot logo mode 6 and 7 - pseudo animation #195
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aka `True starship astronavigator modes` Each element of the image mask array can take values from 0 to 255 (if the value is greater than 255, it is automatically reset to 255). Each pixel is output depending on the bit that is set in its value byte, for example: - `1` - `10000000` - Will be displayed at every 1 cycle of the boot logo image output. - `4` - `00100000` - Will be displayed at every 3 cycle of the boot logo image output. - `255` - `11111111` - Will be displayed at each cycle of the boot logo image output.
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can you provide a sample array? |
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I see, this works best with. |
[0,1,1,1...1,1,1,0, |
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True starship astronavigator modesEach element of the image mask array can take values from 0 to 255 (if the value is greater than 255, it is automatically reset to 255). Each pixel is output depending on the bit that is set in its value byte, for example:
1-10000000- Will be displayed at every 1 cycle of the boot logo image output.4-00100000- Will be displayed at every 3 cycle of the boot logo image output.255-11111111- Will be displayed at each cycle of the boot logo image output.