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demo effect #1425
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Sorry, I don't really understand. If you want a demo mode that cycles through all effects, that doesn't really make sense since there are far too many effects in WLED... |
I think it would make sense. I sometimes would like it to cycle through
effects (and palettes). We could use the intensity slider for random or
cycle (1-128 = cycle, 129-256 = random) and speed slider for delay between
changes.
Le jeu. 3 déc. 2020 6 h 41 a.m., Aircoookie <[email protected]> a
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… Sorry, I don't really understand. If you want a demo mode that cycles
through all effects, that doesn't really make sense since there are far too
many effects in WLED...
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Surely there must be a way this could be added as a custom UserMod for those who want to try it? 🙂 |
I think a usermod with it's own page would be great for this. A speed selector and a couple other options... Go through each effect, while displaying which one on the screen so you could see them all and remember which is which. I bet I could whip this up this coming weekend if I can find enough alone time. |
I agree it would be a fantastic usermod. To see the current effect / palette on a WLED web page, and also a way to adjust AND automatically save settings. As others have said, colors / speed / intensity, and automatically save those settings as the usermod switches to next effect / palette. When it runs around and starts over, it restores existing settings as it runs through effects / palettes again. This way, we could fine tune each effect / palette. Perhaps display JSON for those settings as they are restored / adjusted. At some point it starts to get too complicated, but having every effect / palette configured exactly the way you'd like them, and not being able to capture that would be such a shame (waste). |
I made a program to copy my presets from one wled to another, this is how I figured it would work. I've written a usermod tonight that loops through all of the effects. I don't think it will be very hard to write a web page that shows what effect is currently displaying, give you some options to adjust the speed etc... BUT.... I don't know how much time I'll actually have to make it really nice. setup the fx variable in the private section: then do this in your loop and boom you've got every effect for 10 seconds. void loop() { |
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All effect in automatic??
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