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array of leds with a point method #17
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NB_STRIPS is equal to 4, however, your array leds has only 3 elements. Isn't that the whole problem? Please, try to change size of the array to NB_STRIPS and check if the problem still appears. Also, the correct way to access pixels in your case is |
Yes ! I'm sorry, it's a stupid mistake ! But it didn't change anything.
In the serial monitor, we can see that the program crash at the moment it change the led strip.
If you have another solution to avoid this, or another way to program it, I'll appreciate it ! Thanks !! Julien |
I also tried to change the pins to see if something was wrong, there, but it didn't change anything ! |
I don't have ESP32 laying around, I will try to look at it and replicate your problem (hopefully) by the end of the week. |
Hello ! Thanks for the job you did.
I tried severals library, and yours is the only one I found, working with 19,18,26,23,5 pins, at the same time. I tried to use the implement of RMT of Fastled, but it didn't work so I wanted to use yours. I'm just facing one problem, I don't find a way to work with the library with a pointer array of smartleds. (It's not a necessity, but just more convenient). There is something too "high-level" for me. how is possible than a Instance of a class can be igual to a another instance of another class? (Smartled class = rgb class?)
Thanks for your help and the good job you did !
This is the code I used :
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