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10 years ago I’m also looking for something „similar”, but even a bit more „complicated”.
I’m looking for a possibility to define a second array of LEDs for left, right, top and bottom. I would like to add some living-color lightbulbs to my setup, and I would like to have the „average” of the colors for left and right etc … so, activating 2 output components at once, or a possibility to add a second „leds-top / leds-left / leds-bottom / leds-right” and the addresses of these LEDs, would be nice …
best regards, Kris
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Op 1-dec.-2013, om 15:09 heeft Phil1988 notifications@github.com het volgende geschreven:
Its a bit funny that I am asking for a "feature" even if I'm not able to get the ambi-tv working for me (different topic :-) )
But is it possible to "copy" zones? To be more precise: I would like to copy the color of one LED to another LED
For example I have 50 LEDs on the TV. Then I have some additional LEDs (not on the TV) and want so make somethink like this: LED[51] = LED[1]; LED[52] = LED[2]; ect..
I hope you understand what I want to do ^^ Thanks for every help
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Its a bit funny that I am asking for a "feature" even if I'm not able to get the ambi-tv working for me (different topic :-) )
But is it possible to "copy" zones? To be more precise: I would like to copy the color of one LED to another LED
For example I have 50 LEDs on the TV. Then I have some additional LEDs (not on the TV) and want so make somethink like this: LED[51] = LED[1]; LED[52] = LED[2]; ect..
I hope you understand what I want to do ^^ Thanks for every help