Esp8266 2x300leds using parallel output the real color is much better

Esp8266 2x300leds using parallel output the real color is much better

Beautiful Yves! Nice job sorting that out.

@marmil thank You

ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!

Would you happen to have a github with the code?

@Tommy_Sciano I will post it :wink:

Genial, @Yves_BAZIN !
you forgot space invaders :wink:
As you’ve got a big and growing LED array, how about some function which peridiocally generates some artwork à la Pietr Mondrian (or Karl Gestner/other abstract artists)?

@matt_p I will have a look at it and definitely to the space invaders :slight_smile:

Nice! Have you thought about using a diffuser of some sort?

@Sam_Guyer as I am using 30led/m I have to admit I haven’t thought of that. I will maybe have a grid built and then add a diffuser. I need first to find a not crazy expensive laser cutting service in Belgium. ;).

@Yves_BAZIN I’m going back in history looking for demo code I can re-use, and was amused to see tihs old version of your project. I guess this is now obsolete/superseeded :slight_smile:
But given that my shirt matrix is 24x32 your lower res display here may be helpful to me.
Do you have that code posted anywhere?
Thanks.

@Marc_MERLIN https://github.com/hpwit/ledtable here you will find the code for the ghosts and mario. Look at example.ino. The ghost are declared like in a gif to which I apply a color palette. This way I have only one ghost ‘template’ and I can display it in what ever color I want.