Fire Animation for Individually Addressable LEDs (Arduino, WS2812B, FastLED Library)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Demonstration of a fire/flame animation effect for a WS2812B LED strip using the FastLED library on an Arduino Uno.
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This is really good. I'm going to use this on the corners of my house for my Halloween show.
Very eye-catching presentation of the fire led display....good job sir...I will be doing this in my next project....thank you...🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
This worked perfectly!!! Thank you!!!
Terima Kasih "Nyala Api" yang sangat bagus, saya sudah mencobanya dan hasilnya sangat menakjubkan.
WOW ! this is so awesome! really cool setup!
Hello, Your program is great, simple, compact, and powerful.
I've been searching on youtube for a long time for ideas on 'Fire with Arduino' animation and this is the best code I've found. and it works great.
Thanks a lot.
I'm also looking for an idea for a lava lamp (arduino) For the moment the example codes I found are not great. If you have any idea ...
Thank you again and good continuation.
Thanks for your comment! I'm encouraged to hear the positive feedback. I remember when I started out learning to code LEDs with Arduino, I couldn't find a lot of straightforward LED animation examples on UA-cam like this with the code available. So I'm glad I can share simple videos to help others with their projects. :)
Not sure if you have a 3D printer for building your lava lamp, but not too long ago I built a version of this nice LED desk lamp designed by Lorenz Nimmervoll. There is a good collection of animations in his code, so maybe it could help with some ideas.
ua-cam.com/video/Lymm2JvcB-8/v-deo.html
@@Electriangle : Hi, Thanks for the link, it could match my expectations, but the code is made for an esp8266, I'm on Arduino uno and mega only. I don't think it's adaptable . I had also found this project which is really great :
ua-cam.com/video/DRH-GdZxl-o/v-deo.html
But is unfortunately made for Teensy 4, it does not work on Arduinon Mega. I tested it : not enough memory ;)
... After a few months, I was able to advance a little on my project, I will present the evolution of my project on a UA-cam channel, in which I will reference your link. "Don't think I'm copying you because I reference all the authors who inspire me and contribute to the continuity of my research... The channel is published under the identifier "@yug_diy_designer" with the photo of my dog 'Saint Bernard'. @++
@@phillipedelacotinniere6790 Thanks for the update. Yeah, I don't mind if you'd like to reference the video. I'm glad to hear of others inspired for their own projects.
Hello How can you change the colors on this? lets say if I wanted to make it blue or green? I am a total newbie at this and will be using it for my cosplay props, would love it if you also point me at a direction for me to learn as well, thanks!
Hi. Usually, changing the color is as simple as adjusting a few numbers in the code. But this sketch has a few more advanced techniques which means it took a few changes in the code to make it easy to use. I decided to make a new video demonstrating the code with color flames here: ua-cam.com/video/umW_gA3FTrY/v-deo.html
I do like how the white flame and the blue flame animations look now, so thanks for this suggestion :).
Scott Marley has put out a great series of videos on the topic of FastLED and how to get started from the very beginning with individually addressable LED projects. This would be a good place to start learning on the topic:
ua-cam.com/video/4Ut4UK7612M/v-deo.html
Let me know if you have additional questions. Hope your cosplay project goes well.
@@Electriangle thank you so much!
Any idea if an attiny85 is capable of running this code? Tia
I had wanted to use an attiny85 as well with this FastLED library for a project one time, but I wasn't able to get it to work. They list "ATtiny based chipsets for wearable projects" under Supported Platforms ( github.com/FastLED/FastLED/wiki/Overview#platforms ), but it seems those are maybe a bit different from the attiny85.
I settled on using the WeMos D1 Mini ESP8266 for all my LED-based projects since that's a smaller board than the Uno, plus I get WiFi capability included.