Updated Examples (markdown)

Michael Miller
2016-02-23 15:54:24 -08:00
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# NeoPixelTest
This is a good place to start and make sure your pixels work.
This is simple example that sets four pixels to red, green, blue, and white in order; and then flashes off and then on again. If the first pixel is green and the second is red, you need to use the NeoRgbFeature with NeoPixelBus constructor.
This is simple example that sets four pixels to red, green, blue, and white in order; and then flashes off and then on again. If the first pixel is green and the second is red, you need to use the NeoRgbFeature with NeoPixelBus constructor.
[YouTube video of sample running](https://youtu.be/29cMRZeLSBU)
# NeoPixelFunLoop
This example will move a trail of light around a series of pixels with a fading tail. A ring formation of pixels looks best.
This example will move a trail of light around a series of pixels with a fading tail. A ring formation of pixels looks best.
[YouTube video of sample running](https://youtu.be/WZDmuSeAZz8)
# NeoPixelFunRandomChange
This example will randomly select a number pixels and then start an animation to blend them from their current color to randomly selected a color.
This example will randomly select a number pixels and then start an animation to blend them from their current color to randomly selected a color.
[YouTube video of sample running](https://youtu.be/_mntvFXTXqk)
# NeoPixelFunFadeInOut
This example will randomly pick a color and fade all pixels to that color, then it will fade them to black and restart over.
This example will randomly pick a color and fade all pixels to that color, then it will fade them to black and restart over.
[YouTube video of sample running](https://youtu.be/E6HtUSrpvHk)
# NeoPixelAnimation
This is a more complex example that demonstrates platform specific animation callbacks and the timescale support for long duration animations.
This is a more complex example that demonstrates platform specific animation callbacks and the timescale support for long duration animations.
[YouTube video of sample running](https://youtu.be/npTYW1JKI6s)