I'm planning to turn my rather academic NeoPixel linear feedback shift register project into a Star Wars light saber with random flicker.
By Julian
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
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Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
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3 years later Neopixel tech is the staple for custom made lightsabers. Its actually a very wide spread hobby.
LFSRs give poor random numbers, as you have demonstrated. Look at xorshift generators. They give much better random numbers with just shifts and xor operations.
i like it its cool just the way it is…
When you said "Jazz it up" I thought you were going to say "Dancing girls", but you didn't. Maybe it's just me then 🙁
The force is strong in this one. ;-p
Thank you for your videos . There is something I am looking for , don't know if it even possible . A charge controller that can run a gti when the battery's are fully charged . if you could have I would appreciate it very much . I like in the United States .
haha I Love your honesty! lol
Looks like the blue drops out when more LEDs are on, are you getting adequate voltage?
Been waiting for an interesting project to use my pic dev board for, this is a good idea. 🙂
Using 4 X C Cell batteries in the handle of a light sabre would work a treat.
I once managed to drive ws2812 with attiny13a, from C, one small step for C but giant leap for attiny.
sigh…
Add noise, noise!
Another project that won't be completed.
Knight Rider 2017 edition
can you teach me how to build a nano ray gun ? i promise not to use it for evil. (cough)
More flashy lights :oD
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