Led Fading Out on Application Close #91
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request #91, modified by Adam Honse (CalcProgrammer1) to improve fade-out and clean up coding style)
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I rewrote the functionality a bit to use the fade-in system to perform the fade-out. This doesn't lock the animation so it fades out a bit nicer, and it uses the configurable fade time setting. Manually merged, gave you credit for the commit even though I rewrote a lot of it since it was your idea. Will add support to Linux eventually, need to find what the QT handler function is for application close. |
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When the OnDestroy Event is triggered a function DrawRGBOut is called which kills the main thread and slowly fades out the current colors (to customize simply change the numbers (currently 0.8 behind the GetRValue/GetGValue/GetBValue)). #90