colorwheels
An Endless Color Generator
This project is a continuous color generator for Python. We create a palette of a specific color range, a palette of matching colors and similar to serve to a consumer application.
Works great when generating rainbow effects in hobby electronics (RGB LEDs, RGB Panels), and elsewhere. The idea behind is an endless colorwheel for photographers - the wheel continuously turns around to generate the next color.
Here's an example of colorwheels on a keybow, waiting for a keypress.
All in a few lines of code:
# wheel is initialized and definitions loaded or generated
while True:
color = wheel.next()
keybow.set_led(9, color[0], color[1], color[2])
keybow.show()
time.sleep(0.1)
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About
We are a maker community in Karlskrona, Sweden. We run makerspaces every week, working with Raspberry Pis, Arduinos and other interesting hardware.
This repository is here to support our community of makers. A lot of our achievements are based and inspired by the community at large. We wish to pay back and share our experiences and lessons learned.
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