Everloop
Device Compatibility
Overview
The following sections below will go over how to control the LED array on your MATRIX Device.
Import Statement
led
.set()
Allows you to set the colors of each LED. A string
, object
, array
, or an undefined
value can be given to this function.
// Valid ways to set each LED matrix.led.set("blue"); // color name matrix.led.set("rgb(0,0,255)"); // RGB values matrix.led.set("#0000ff"); // hex values matrix.led.set({r:0,g:0,b:255,w:0}); // objects
Passing in an array allows you to set each individual LED color. However, passing an array that's larger than led.length
will result in an error.
Everloop Examples
const matrix = require("@matrix-io/matrix-lite"); // A single string or object sets all LEDs // Below are different ways of expressing the color blue (number values are from 0-255) matrix.led.set('blue'); matrix.led.set('rgb(0,0,255)'); matrix.led.set('#0000ff'); matrix.led.set({r:0, g:0, b:255, w:0}); // objects can set white
const matrix = require("@matrix-io/matrix-lite"); let everloop = new Array(matrix.led.length); let ledAdjust = 0.0; if (everloop.length == 35) { ledAdjust = 0.51; // MATRIX Creator } else { ledAdjust = 1.01; // MATRIX Voice } let frequency = 0.375; let counter = 0.0; let tick = everloop.length - 1; setInterval(()=>{ // Create rainbow for(i = 0; i < everloop.length; i++) { let led = {}; led.r = Math.round(Math.max(0, (Math.sin(frequency*counter+(Math.PI/180*240))*155+100)/10)); led.g = Math.round(Math.max(0, (Math.sin(frequency*counter+(Math.PI/180*120))*155+100)/10)); led.b = Math.round(Math.max(0, (Math.sin(frequency*counter)*155+100)/10)); counter += ledAdjust; everloop[i] = led; }; // Slowly show rainbow if (tick != 0) { for (i = tick; i > 0; i--) { everloop[i] = {}; } tick--; } matrix.led.set(everloop); },35);