Include new branch of IRremoteESP8266 to save 21k #582
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When adding an RGBW device to Alexa and then selecting a white color tone, Alexa will send CT values to the device. Having a warm white or cold white strip should use 100% of that strip and then add the RGB colors to get either a warmer color or a colder one.
Added IR remote with 40 keys to use with RGBW stripes.
...not implemented for ESP32 yet ESP32 Solid RGBW defines moved from env:esp32dev to env:esp32 ESP32 Solid RGBW defines
Update readme.md
To turn off IR remote use "0" in the settings, use 1 to 4 for different IR remote types.
adapt the logic to use CW and WW for different CT-values
Changed code from #define WLED_DISABLE_ANALOG_LEDS to #define WLED_USE_ANALOG_LEDS
NightLight used to brighten the light combined with fading from the actual (primary) color to the secondary color
RLYPIN definition dependant on WLED_USE_ANALOG_LEDS Corrected list-item indents (readme.md) updated to match upstream master (briLast in wled00.ino)
RLYPIN definition dependant on WLED_USE_ANALOG_LEDS Fixed headline and corrected list-item indents (readme.md) updated to match upstream master (briLast in wled00.ino)
...where the used functions can be controlled with -D build_flags. This saves 21024 bytes of program space 😄
...where the used functions can be controlled with -D build_flags. This saves 21024 bytes of program space 😄 changed to the new branch version (this was the prove test with the old v2.7.2)
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Awesome, thank you for sorting that out! :) |
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Hi @Aircoookie , I did open an issue and talked with the author of the IRremoteESP8266 library.
He created a new branch "compile_flags" where the usage of the different modules can by selected at compile time with -D build flags.
So: no code changes at all - only platformio.ini changes that result in 21024 bytes smaller code 😄