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Forked your library, now all files are hosted on esp8266 itself. #2
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Wow, an awesome project! The block looks very stylish! A good idea having the ESP host all files - if you want I can link to it in the readme (or however else makes sense on Github, so that people find it easily). I'm currently working on making an Ikea "Deathstar" lamp with a motor, but the parts are only slowly arriving from China - once they do I'll have to make a new .ino-file for that and also update the website code, so that it works with multiple ESPs. But at the moment I can't test how it works... |
As for blocking animations - I made some of them compute faster by using RGB-Sets from FastLED, I updated the code accordingly. |
Great, I used your changes and added some of my own to remove all delays. I tried to figure out how to do a pull request with only that single file in it. So you can use my improved version as well. I have no clue how to do that. The fact that I forked your repository and moved the file and did a lot of changes and then only wanting to sync back one commit has me dazzled. If you know how to do that, please let me know. You are free to place a link in the Readme.md to my repository, I would be honored. Thanks! |
Thanks! I linked to it in the readme & will definitely have a closer look at it and see which improvements also make sense in this version, if I may (will take a few days due to other stuff going on). As for Github commit & pull request details - I have no idea... |
Hi TheAustrian,
Wanted to thank you for the code you wrote. I forked your code and changed it so now all files can be hosted on the ESP8266 itself. I don't know if this is useful for you too, so I did not issue a pull request. There is still some work to be done, especially for the animations to be not blocking anymore. Bit it works for now.
The code was used to control my block of wood with ledstrips in it. 2 pictures:
interface on esp
block1
block2
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