Closed hans-martijn closed 4 years ago
what happens when you do a fill?
fill 1,FF0000; render;
That works, they all become red. The reason I want to use render is that I want to be able to control each light separately.
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On 16 Jan 2020, at 18:04, Tom notifications@github.com wrote:
what happens when you do a fill?
fill 1,FF0000; render;
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It is a bug in the setup command, I've updated try pull and recompile see if this fixes the problem
Yes, it works like a charm!
Thanks a lot!!!
Regards, Hans
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It is a bug in the setup command, I've updated try pull & make see if this fixes the problem
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I have a test webpage to send a render to my server (render 1,0,FF0000FF0000FF0000;), the first light turns red, the second and the third turn blue. If I render with 00FF0000FF0000FF00, the first one is green, the second one is red, the third one is off.
Only if I put two extra hex numbers in between the colour-codes it works. I initialized them with type 4, which should be right. I checked the chip (and even the manufacturer's site; it is a 24 bit chip. The two extra hex numbers don't change anything on the chip either. Do I initialize wrong? (setup 1,3,4;init).