def spaz():
piglow = PyGlow()
for x in range(1,19)+range(18,0,-1):
piglow.set_leds([x], 255).update_leds()
sleep(0.01)
piglow.set_leds([x], 0).update_leds()
sleep(0.05)
def slow_pulse_piglow(color):
piglow = PyGlow(brightness=PULSE_BRIGHTNESS, pulse=True, speed=5000, pulse_dir=BOTH)
piglow.set_leds(color).update_leds()
#
#####
from PyGlow import PyGlow
from time import sleep
pyglow = PyGlow()
try:
while True:
# Choose a set of leds
leds = [1, 3, 5, 11, 13, 15]
# Save them with the brightness you want
pyglow.set_leds(leds, 50)
# Wait to demonstrate...
sleep(3)
# Light up the leds!
pyglow.update_leds()
sleep(3)
# Now we want to shut down the first set
pyglow.set_leds(leds, 0)
# ...build a newer, brighter set
leds = [2, 4, 9]
pyglow.set_leds(leds, 150)
# and update the leds!
pyglow.update_leds()
#
# * set_leds.py - how to control a individual set of leds by Ben (@ben_leb)
#
#####
from PyGlow import PyGlow
from time import sleep
pyglow = PyGlow()
try:
while True:
# Choose a set of leds
leds = [1, 3, 5, 11, 13, 15]
# Save them with the brightness you want
pyglow.set_leds(leds, 50)
# Wait to demonstrate...
sleep(3)
# Light up the leds!
pyglow.update_leds()
sleep(3)
# Now we want to shut down the first set
pyglow.set_leds(leds, 0)
# ...build a newer, brighter set
leds = [2, 4, 9]
pyglow.set_leds(leds, 150)
# and update the leds!
pyglow.update_leds()
