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This is the C++ code that drives the world-famous Tiny Bit of Giant's Blood light display.

As of late summer 2021, I'm in the process of porting it to run on a raspberry pi that will be colocated on the control board.

It makes extensive use of the Open Lighting Architecture libraries to communicate with an LeDMX4 Pro controller via Art-Net, though the details of that are not important.

If you want to add an animation, feel free to take a shot and submit a pull request. Here's what you need to do, roughly:

1. foo
2. bar
3. baz