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first of all great work 👍 This is not really an issue but I figured I could modify the code to make some custom light effects.
I'm thinking about a fire animation like this one.
I'm not so good with python but I can probably make it. I just don't get which code represents which color
for example: bufferC = [0x00] * 249 makes everything black while bufferC = [0x09] * 249 makes everything orange.
But where can I look up the values, without having to brute force the colors. Can you please help me out :)
Also maybe you have an idea for the algorithm to do this effect. I'm thinking an list of x colors like red, orange, yellow, white and randomly going up or down that list. Each key independently.
Cheers
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Hey there,
first of all great work 👍 This is not really an issue but I figured I could modify the code to make some custom light effects.
I'm thinking about a fire animation like this one.
I'm not so good with python but I can probably make it. I just don't get which code represents which color
for example:
bufferC = [0x00] * 249
makes everythingblack
whilebufferC = [0x09] * 249
makes everythingorange
.But where can I look up the values, without having to brute force the colors. Can you please help me out :)
Also maybe you have an idea for the algorithm to do this effect. I'm thinking an list of x colors like
red, orange, yellow, white
and randomly going up or down that list. Each key independently.Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: