Image Helper Functions + Example #9
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This scrolls an image up into view, and back down out of view after the delay
This will switch the display from one image to another, one pixel at a time. The speed can be controlled via the `anitime` argument.
This will scroll an image up into view, pause briefly (dlytime), and continue scrolling upwards. This also takes a `loop` argument that dictates how many times it should scroll
Introduce "Pixol" term to describe the resulting array from converting an image file
This can be useful for using the same icon with a different color to indicate various states
A simple animation to "blink" an image
This allows the animation to happen very quickly without consuming all the resources while waiting for an approiate random number
The scrolling animations appear to have broken in the second stage, where the image is scrolling out of view.
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Now based on the current master branch. This adds a struct that can be used to globally interact with the LEDs. Currently it defines an active state and custom RGB values. randChangePxl has been fixed and given a massive efficiency boost. This entire example can be loaded into your pixo-pixel to see most of the visual aspects. |
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A very cool addition to the PIXOPixel and it's helped me a lot in how the pixels can be mapped etc. Just a question - where do you generate the RGB array from an image, from? Have been looking online and can't find a good resource to create the array? There's a lot that create the HEX codes, but can't find the {R,G,B} style? thanks. |
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SORRY, i'm a dumbass!! Just remembered Sean said about a python script that converts images to the array... and there it is in the root of the repo, woops! Great PR for the project though, may be worth nudging @hodginsa / @IdleHandsProject to pull these into the master..? |
Taking some inspiration from the examples, here is a collection of functions that (as of right now) provide the following: