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###### Percentage
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- Light up a percentage of the module. From bottom to top.
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- This could be used to show volume level, progress of something, or similar.
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+ Light up a percentage of the module from bottom to top.
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+ This can display volume level, progress of something, or similar.
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``` sh
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inputmodule-control led-matrix --percentage 30
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```
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The symbols parameter is much more powerful, it can also show extra symbols.
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- The full list of symbols is defined [ here] ( https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/led_matrix_fw/blob/main /inputmodule-control/src/font.rs) .
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+ The full list of symbols is defined [ here] ( .. /inputmodule-control/src/font.rs) .
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``` sh
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# Show 0 °C, a snow icon and a smiley
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###### Games
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- While the game commands are implemented, the controls don't take easy keyboard
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- input.
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- Instead try out the [ Python script ] ( ../python.md ) :
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+ While the game commands are implemented,
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+ the controls don't take easy keyboard input.
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+ Instead, try out the [ Python wrapper ] ( ../python ) :
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``` sh
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# Snake
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Currently sleeping means all LEDs and the LED controller are turned off.
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Transitions of sleep state slowly fade the LEDs on or off.
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- Optionally the firmware can be configured, at build-time, to turn the LEDs
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- on/off immediately. Or display "SLEEP" instead of turning the LEDs off, which
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- is useful for debugging whether the device is sleeping or not powered.
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+ Optionally the firmware can be configured, at build-time,
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+ to turn the LEDs on/off immediately.
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+ Or display "SLEEP" instead of turning the LEDs off,
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+ which is useful for debugging whether the device is sleeping or not powered.
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###### Changing Sleep State
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