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Couterclockwise Parking Sensor

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Anyone know how to change the direction of ring neopixel???
I want to settle it in the car to reflect on the windshield
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@Douglas I want to *install it in the car to reflect on the windshield
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hek Admin last edited by

Should be enough to replace the i argument in all the the setPixelColor-calls with NUMPIXELS-i-1.

https://codebender.cc/sketch:138368
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@hek Thank you, it worked !!
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