Hi Is there something like a collection of some single stripe animations which i

Hi

Is there something like a collection of some single stripe animations which i can use out of the box? To be honest i don’t wan’t to put alot effort into writing a animation if they are available out of the box. Exept for one which will be the starting sequence… and probably one or two more later…

regards Severin

Theres a program that uses fastLED which uses about 50 different animations. You may have to work on them a bit but thats where i got most of my patterns from

http://funkboxing.com/wordpress/wp-content/_postfiles/sk_FastSPI2FXv051_POST.ino

http://funkboxing.com/wordpress/wp-content/_postfiles/sk_FastSPI2FXv051_POST.ino

Hope that helps

Look at demo reel in the examples.

@Cristian_Martinez Hi thanks yeah its something like that i was looking for… i would hoped for a more generic implementation but its fine to start from thanks…

@Dushyant_Ahuja did you point out this?

its a nice example collection but again hard to understand what is what… and i really just d like to do stuff like in the first example… read a button and play the next set of animation if button is pressed. for that i was expecting a class with some static or nonstatic methods which takes a array of led and a starting point and a endpoint from where to where it should play its animation. :wink:

FastLED/examples/DemoReel100 at master · FastLED … - GitHub

This is the one I meant. It comes with the library.

wow i like the fact how the gPatterns array is done… could i add parameters to the method calls as long they have all the same?

@Cristian_Martinez ​ the code you linked to is meant for a circular display.

Therefore some of the animations (radiation, pac man etc) will not look anything like the original author intended on a regular linear strip or string of pixels.

I thought i would point this out, just in case a non programming FastLED newbie stumbles across this thread.

Yeah thanx for pointing that out. I actually used most of those patterns on a tie so it was pretty darn linear lol

@Stuart_Taylor ​, @Cristian_Martinez
Somewhere a better set for linear patterns? Thats somehow anoying to always figure out for what the Algorithmen is build…

@Severin_N ​ not that im aware of ive been focusing more on hardware recently so i havent messed around with any new patterns