Struct smart_led_effects::strip::Bounce

pub struct Bounce { /* private fields */ }

Bounce Effect

The bounce effect will generate a number of balls that bounce up and down the strip. The balls positions are based on time, use a higher refresh rate for smoother movement. The speeds, bounciness and colour can be tweaked using the arguments when instantiating the effect. The bounce effect will generate a number of balls that bounce up and down the strip. The balls positions are based on time, use a higher refresh rate for smoother movement. The speeds, bounciness and colour can be tweaked using the arguments when instantiating the effect.

When created with default parameters, the effect will generate 3 balls with random colours, speeds and bounciness. When a ball stops bouncing, it will be reset with new random parameters.

Example

Basic usage:

let mut effect = strip::Bounce::new(55, None, None, None, None, None);
let pixels = effect.next().unwrap();

Arguments

• count - The number of LEDs in the strip.
• colour - The colour of the balls. If None, the colour will be randomised for each ball.
• balls - The number of balls to generate. If None, 3 balls will be generated.
• gravity - The gravity of the balls. If None, the default value will be used.
• bounciness - The bounciness of the balls. If None, the default range will be used.
• speed - The speed range of the balls. If None, the default range will be used.

Implementations

impl Bounce

pub fn new( count: usize, colour: Option<Srgb>, balls: Option<usize>, gravity: Option<f32>, bounciness: Option<Range<f32>>, speed: Option<Range<f32>> ) -> Self

Trait Implementations

impl EffectIterator for Bounce

fn name(&self) -> &'static str

fn next(&mut self) -> Option<Vec<Srgb<u8>>>