Add CSV file for firefly animation #1
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Every LED picks ten nearest neighbours and starts to flash at a default period of 30 frames. Light from neighbouring LEDs that is visible during the own dark phase pushes the own cycle forward slightly. This should lead to sync'ed LEDs after a while, but does it? Actually, by separating R, G, B, there are three independent populations of 500 LEDs each (and in each population, the "same" LED may pick a slightly different set of neighbours if there are ties or almost-ties by distance). The three populations were then mixed in such a way that they end with a dark moment as last frame. The CSV is somewhat long, so I hope the tree will make 60 fs rather than 30 fps :)
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Every LED picks ten nearest neighbours and starts to flash at a default period of 30 frames. Light from neighbouring LEDs that is visible during the own dark phase pushes the own cycle forward slightly. This should lead to sync'ed LEDs after a while, but does it? Actually, by separating R, G, B, there are three independent populations of 500 LEDs each (and in each population, the "same" LED may pick a slightly different set of neighbours if there are ties or almost-ties by distance). The three populations were then mixed in such a way that they end with a dark moment as last frame. The CSV is somewhat long, so I hope the tree will make 60 fs rather than 30 fps :)