Closed rowena-s closed 3 years ago
What you are seeing is correct.
Use a variable(s) in your program to store the values and always use that rather than using the led itself.
On Sat, 12 Dec 2020, 5:46 am rowena-s, notifications@github.com wrote:
I have a design for the LED array where I want to slowly pulse the lights by increasing and decreasing intensity of specific pixels. However, when I get the values with get_pixel() it seems to always be less than what it should actually be. ` sense.set_pixel(4,0,[255,255,0]) r,g,b = sense.get_pixel(4,0) print(r,g,b) # shows 248 252 0 when it should be 255 255 0
r1 = r-20 g1 = g-20 print(r1,g1,b) # shows 228, 232, 0 which is correct from the actual values
sense.set_pixel(4,0,[r1,g1,b]) print(sense.get_pixel(4,0)) # shows me 224, 232, 0 `
Is there a way to achieve what I want given I can't rely on getting back the correct pixel values?
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ah, thanks!
Bit more time now, but there is a short explanation of what you were seeing on the API Reference - Sense HAT (pythonhosted.org) https://pythonhosted.org/sense-hat/api/#led-matrix page, look down to getpixels()
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ah, thanks!
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ohhh, I looked at getpixel() - singular, and missed the note at the bottom that says to check the note under the plural version.
I have a design for the LED array where I want to slowly pulse the lights by increasing and decreasing intensity of specific pixels. However, when I get the values with get_pixel() it seems to always be less than what it should actually be.
Is there a way to achieve what I want given I can't rely on getting back the correct pixel values?