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d8ahazard / glimmr

Glimmr is a .Net Core application to synchronize Ambient LED strips with Hue Lights, Lifx Bulbs, and Nanoleaf Panels
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Conflict when using both LED scaling and LED offset #39

Open MikeMannina opened 2 years ago

MikeMannina commented 2 years ago

When using both scaling and offset, the offset doesn't seem to adjust inline with the scale setting. The offset appears to still reference the 'natural' position of the unscaled LED starting point which creates a divergent color pattern that increases in severity as those values grow in effect.

d8ahazard commented 2 years ago

For what device?

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When using both scaling and offset, the offset doesn't seem to adjust inline with the scale setting. The offset appears to still reference the 'natural' position of the unscaled LED starting point which creates a divergent color pattern that increases in severity as those values grow in effect.

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MikeMannina commented 2 years ago

Apologies - this is for WLED devices (both 0.13.1 and 0.13.3). My use case is two (L/R) LED blades that have a higher density than the main loop on the TV. I need to scale the output so they only map to the vertical sections but also offset their starting index.

If you need more detail, screen shots, logs, etc LMK.