The --brightness argument does not work. When doing values between 0.1 and 1, the script fails to run. It appears the argument is looking for an int type value instead of float.
The other issue with the brightness is there are 2 variables. brighness_led appears to be the variable adjusting the brightness while the --brightness arg changes the brightness variable. This fixed it for me:
if args.brightness: if args.brightness < 0.1 and args.brightness > 1: printerror("Value must be between 0.1 and 1") exit(5) brightness = args.brightness printwarning("Option: Brightness set to " + str(brightness))
Probably could do away with the 'brightness' variable all together.
The --brightness argument does not work. When doing values between 0.1 and 1, the script fails to run. It appears the argument is looking for an int type value instead of float.
The other issue with the brightness is there are 2 variables. brighness_led appears to be the variable adjusting the brightness while the --brightness arg changes the brightness variable. This fixed it for me:
if args.brightness: if args.brightness < 0.1 and args.brightness > 1: printerror("Value must be between 0.1 and 1") exit(5) brightness = args.brightness printwarning("Option: Brightness set to " + str(brightness))Probably could do away with the 'brightness' variable all together.