A light installation for raves, consisting of multiple tubes with addressable pixel strips, driven by an ESP32 microcontroller.
So far, RaveLights has been tested with WS2812 LEDs.
The setup can be seen as one long LED strip with N * M LEDs, arranged as matrix with N rows and M columns.
A PlatformIO installation is required, and optionally an IDE integration, e.g. for VSCode.
Using PlatformIO, you can build the project and upload it to an ESP32.
See src/main.cpp for usage and adapt the config to your setup.
Patterns are represented by classes that inherit from the abstract base class AbstractPattern and implement a method with signature unsigned perform(std::vector<CRGB> &leds, CRGB color), which is called repeatedly by the RaveLights instance.
This is where a single cycle of a pattern must be implemented (see existing patterns).
The leds vector holds RGB color values for all (rowCount_ * columnCount) pixels which can be modified as desired.
To finally light up the pixels, FastLED.show() can be used. See also the convenience methods provided by AbstractPattern.