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Would it be difficult to add an inversion feature/capability to the library? What I mean is, fading on/off seems to assume an Arduino output being driven high to light a common cathode LED. If the LED is common anode fade on/off must be reversed to show the desired effect.
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Don't think it's worth adding it as a dedicated feature but it's already possible now. Just mirror the desired gamma table and use that table. This way the output is mirrored as well 😃
Yes, reversing the table order inverts the fade effect. Thanks! This still leaves sines.on() and sines.off() acting backwards. Is a workaround possible with #define? Or, something else I could do without modifying the library?
.on() and .off() are just shorthand for .set(0) and .set(max) so they should also flip when you use a mirrored gamma table.
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Yes, it is as you say. Thanks again!
Thanks for the Library!
Would it be difficult to add an inversion feature/capability to the library? What I mean is, fading on/off seems to assume an Arduino output being driven high to light a common cathode LED. If the LED is common anode fade on/off must be reversed to show the desired effect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: