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v1.6.0, License

01 Feb 13:39
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Added the GPLv3 license to the library in support of the Open Source community.

v1.5.1

27 Apr 12:02
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Changelog

  • Fixed weird behavior is .update() wasn't called for >> interval

v1.5.0

27 Apr 11:40
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Changelog:

  • Added constructor with gamma table
  • Updated examples (typo's etc)
  • Added example with custom gamma table
  • Automatically use 10-bit table on ESP8266
  • Fix for problem #9
  • Added Python scripts
  • General typo's are fixed. Big thanks to sorja and per1234!

v1.4.1

01 Feb 14:43
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Fixed a lot of documentation typos. Big thanks to per1234!

v1.4.0, Gamma correction

13 Jan 17:52
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Fading (and dimming) is now nicely done with gamma correction!

v1.3.0, 8-bit+ support, set() improvements

21 Nov 20:08
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Now you can use it on devices with more then 8-bit PWM. For example a ESP8622 with 10-bit PWM. See readme.

Improved set() not to disturb the current fading to much in constant speed mode. Calling set() in constant fade time while still fading is now ignored to not disturb the fading time.

v1.2.2, added getCurrent()

10 Oct 18:58
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Added getCurrent() to get the current dim level.

v1.2.1, even more documentation!

15 Aug 16:35
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Readup for version update

Now with even more documentation!

V1.2.0, Now with documentation!

13 Aug 16:09
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v1.1.1; Added possibility for constant fade time

12 Aug 17:44
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It's now also possible to set a constant fading time instead of a constant fading speed. A fade will then always take the same time, no matter from/to which brightness step to fade from. Selectable per led.

Useful for example if you want to fade a RGB led from one color to another in a set time. No matter the level of the individual RGB colors.