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Build your own RGB LED Cube Part 3: optimisation and animations

Build your own RGB LED Cube Part 3: optimisation and animations

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Build your own RGB LED Cube Part 3: optimisation and animations Kepler: Hey m8! I'd like to ask what the extra capacitors you added? They are seen at the beginning of the video of 4th part, when you showed breadboard, but they are not on the scheme. Thanks for all projects and cool stuff you do! Btw imma little dumb and bought leds with common cathode to realize this project, so now i have to adapt to the new conditions and it brings as you said pain in the ass: D, but almost all is ready actually.
Date: 2020-09-05

Comments and reviews: 9


Hey thanks for the tutorial. I finished making my cube and everything and used the code that you gave. However, I tried to implement the three example animations you did in the video but they don't work. I created the arrays and made the function for test then went back to the loop and called for it there, but when i uploaded nothing happened (there wasn't any errors or anything. Am I missing part of the code?
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Hey. I finally managed to build the whole cube perfectly like in your video. Now i took all the there code files from the link and put them on the arduino uno. But it is just flashing randomly which is really weird. Could someone help me? What could be the problem? Because i am not that familiar with programming. So i cannot find a mistake in the Code. Could you give me a code which is surely working? Thanks
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Great project, but the Arduino code is really horrible. Countless variables, no use of actual functions, unnecessary use of int size variables and no structuring.
If somebody can maintain that code, well, good luck with the mental issues.

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awesome project!
Thanks for the tutor
but I need to convert my RGB common Catode to did it
how to change the polarity without change LED?
I hope you answer my question, Master.
: -D

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Is it possible to put these ALMOST touching each other?
If so would you be able to put much more say 200 by 200 by 200 or close to that?
If it is then I just found how to make a semi hologram

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GreatScott! That relatively old project inspired me to build RGB LED Christmas tree. I wonder were you able to reduce flickering caused by multiplexing? Thanks
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Hey Great Scott, Thanks for your tutorial. It was very very helpful. But now I want to make an 8x8x8 RGB LED cube. Will you give me a schematic for an 8x8x8 cube?
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1: 13 I noticed that sometimes my cube does not do what i want. It just goes apeshit. The reason are those precision sockets. yeah. PRECISION MY ASS!
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GreatScott, can you put your name in this LED cube by letters flashing around by simple making an different code to this project?
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