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The same 3D printed LED triple helix described in the previous post in this thread. In this video, the LEDs are simulating sparks falling from the top towards the bottom. I reach in and pick it up, and rotate it so the top is now the bottom and vice-versa, like an hour glass. The simulated sparks reverse direction, so they're always falling.

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The same 3D printed LED triple helix described in the previous post in this thread. In this video, the LEDs are simulating sparks falling from the top towards the bottom. I reach in and pick it up, and rotate it so the top is now the bottom and vice-versa, like an hour glass. The simulated sparks reverse direction, so they're always falling.

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Jason Coon (jasoncoon@leds.social)'s status on Sunday, 18-Feb-2024 08:46:41 JST Jason Coon
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@graemegets @wizard Of course I immediately cracked it open and added a sensor expander to the #PixelBlaze. I also set out to get it fully mapped in 3D. The combination allows for motion-sensitive patterns like this.
Later I hope to make this more granular than just up or down, with a smooth particle physics simulation. ⏳

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