Colorwaves! Like many others, Spheres. Only multiple. #16
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Hey @Tirine! Matt asked if I could help with maintaining this repository, so I've been thinking about how best to do that. I've decided to create an examples folder where we can add contributions like this one - you can find some more information in the README. Would you be up for updating your PR, to move your effects in to the examples folder? |
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Closing in favour of #24 :) |
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Also, like many others, using simulator for Pull request #5, hope it works fine.
Did send it to Matt, though I did so last evening and noticed some mistakes today.. :)
Except for multiple spheres, each sphere is different from the others in slight ways, which I belive can easily be changed.
Not so used with Python, so seems like I wrote some functions myself that are probably better to use numpy or other libraries for, which I've seen afterwards many others have been using.