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[example] Dimmable LED with rotary encoder

hek Admin 21 Apr 2015, 18:48 last edited by

I have created an example for a dimmable led light node with an attached rotary encoder for adjustment of light level.

The sketch fades light smoothly (none blocking) and remembers the last light level when turning off light by clicking rotary button.

https://codebender.cc/sketch:106978
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gregl Hero Member 22 Apr 2015, 02:51 last edited by gregl 22 Apr 2015, 02:51

Looks good @hek

Noticed you have dupe lines 54/67 and 55/68 also 101/103....
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hek Admin 22 Apr 2015, 05:24 last edited by @gregl

@gregl said:

Noticed you have dupe lines 54/67 and 55/68 also 101/103.

Opps! Removed.
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