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Good day for everyone! i try to do a reverse meteor rain effect in arduino, based on some codes that are on the page, it runs well but at the end the meteor doesnt fade to black, ill share the code and a video
First off, in the original code I count to NUM_LEDS+NUM_LEDS intentionally so it exceeds the length of the LED strip and all LEDs can fade. (the 3rd line, the for-loop, in the effect code)
Now ... working in reverse would cause some extra issues to look at (like negative led numbers). So I'd probably keep the original code the same, and add functions that handle the setPixel (setReversePixel) and fadeToBlack (reverseFadeToBlack) in reverse. Something like this (untested - I hope I didn't make any typos):
First off, in the original code I count to NUM_LEDS+NUM_LEDS intentionally so it exceeds the length of the LED strip and all LEDs can fade. (the 3rd line, the for-loop, in the effect code)
Now ... working in reverse would cause some extra issues to look at (like negative led numbers). So I'd probably keep the original code the same, and add functions that handle the setPixel (setReversePixel) and fadeToBlack (reverseFadeToBlack) in reverse. Something like this (untested - I hope I didn't make any typos):
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