I have a L.E.D. addiction.

I have a L.E.D. addiction. Oh, and I like color palettes too!

EDIT: the radios are controlled using the Mirf library http://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/nRF24L01-Mirf-Examples

I am using the Mirf to send a packet containing a 5 byte sequence. The first 2 bytes are for addressing (making sure the right message goes to the right unit) then the last 3 bytes can be either RGB, or just other data I want to pass to the controllers. In this video it is just controlling the 'mode; in a switch statement controlling the animations.

I found a Youtube video where he had some killer example code, my code is based off that. Here is the page for that: http://doc.csipa.hu/?p=54
and the video
http://youtu.be/Ejv1uSdHoZM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dU5IgLrXLQ

this is the wrong place to talk about LED addiction, at least you admit it. :stuck_out_tongue:

The glasses are awesome!. Wanna tell how you made it? Would be awesome to use next to my suit

@Robbert_Loos ​ it looks like the rgbshades (kickstarter)

@Jon_Burroughs ​ do you mind sharing your code. I just received a bunch nrf24l01 with the intention to do exactly what you are doing…

Nice!
Any tips on integrating the NRF24L01+ ? Which code are you using to interface to it?

Just an inspiration how to achieve a good mapping on the ring. Have a look in the comments here: https://plus.google.com/115124694226931502095/posts/YxazKtMd31M
The basic idea is to grab the closest pixel from the matrix by describing the ring as a Lissajous circle.

@Peter_Spriet I edited the post to include more information, check the links there for the code i’m using

Absolutely stunning!