- Photoshop-style segment/layer blending
- return of strip ABL
- remove global LED buffer in favour of segment-local buffer
- new effect blending modes/transitions
- custom palettes moved out of WS2812FX class
- increased limits (matrix size, LED RAM)
- added "rainbow"-mode colorwheel
- replaced palettes with gamma unmodified ones
- move gamma adjustment to last step before sending to LEDs
- Segment & WS2812FX class reorganisation (mutable members, reordered members, protected members)
* Removed memory manager from PS
- reverted all changes related to memory manager
- moved local buffer into effect data memory
- some RAM issues may occur on larger setups: tested on S3 it works fine up to 32x32 but runs into memory issues at 64x32
* fixed ifdef, improved readability, add optimize "o2" flags to improve speed
- added struct for x and y coordinates, thx to @blazoncek
* cleanup and minor improvements
- removed local buffer for ESP8266 in 1D system to save on RAM
- increased particle brightness in PS Impact
- minor tweak in collision binning (might improve speed)
- removed comments and some other unused stuff
- fixed a few compiler wranings
* fixed init sequence bug
- since Update object is accessible even with ArduinoOTA disabled it should possible to use HTTP OTA regardless
- this saves about 12kB while still allowing OTA updates
- HTTP OTA updates can be blocked using PIN or OTA lock
* added Sonic Boom AR FX, some tweaks to Sonic Stream
* added white color option to Sonic Stream
* improvements to collisions (speed look-ahead)
* code prettified
* added "playful" mode to PS Chase plus some minor speed optimizations
* Adding new FX: PS Springy with many config options
I've just assigned an arbitrary ID number. The ID system should
get removed entirely; we don't want to have to change a base
system header to add each module.
Rather than reading the file off disk, have the json/cfg endpoint
return the live config from system state data. This can improve
UI behaviour as it can never be out of date or include values that
do not apply to the current firmware install.
Break the actual JSON assembly apart from the file writing code. This
permits calling it in other contexts, allowing us to pull the live
config data even if the filesystem is out of date.
Part of the ongoing quest to migrate macro definitions to typed
language constructs. This actually yields a small improvement in
code size, likely from the byte->int conversion.
Blaž Kristan