2#include "../../Utils/Math/Mathematics.h"
13 for (uint16_t i = 0; i < pixelCount; i++) {
14 uint16_t indexR, indexG, indexB;
15 bool validR, validG, validB;
20 validG = pixelGroup->
GetRadialIndex(i, &indexG, range, rotation + 120.0f);
21 validB = pixelGroup->
GetRadialIndex(i, &indexB, range, rotation + 240.0f);
23 if (validR) colorBuffer[i].
R = pixelColors[indexR].
R;
24 else colorBuffer[i].
R = 0;
26 if (validG) colorBuffer[i].
G = pixelColors[indexG].
G;
27 else colorBuffer[i].
G = 0;
29 if (validB) colorBuffer[i].
B = pixelColors[indexB].
B;
30 else colorBuffer[i].
B = 0;
33 for (uint16_t i = 0; i < pixelCount; i++) {
34 pixelColors[i].
R = colorBuffer[i].
R;
35 pixelColors[i].
G = colorBuffer[i].
G;
36 pixelColors[i].
B = colorBuffer[i].
B;
Defines the ShiftR effect class for shifting color channels radially.
float ratio
A scaling ratio used for dynamic effect adjustments.
float Update()
Updates and calculates the next value of the waveform.
Interface for managing and interacting with a collection of pixels.
virtual RGBColor * GetColors()=0
Retrieves the array of colors for the pixel group.
virtual RGBColor * GetColorBuffer()=0
Retrieves the color buffer for the pixel group.
virtual uint16_t GetPixelCount()=0
Retrieves the total number of pixels in the group.
virtual bool GetRadialIndex(uint16_t count, uint16_t *index, int pixels, float angle)=0
Retrieves a radial index for a given pixel based on distance and angle.
static T Map(T value, T inLow, T inMax, T outMin, T outMax)
Maps a value from one range to another.
Represents an RGB color and provides methods for manipulation.
uint8_t B
Blue component of the color (0-255).
uint8_t G
Green component of the color (0-255).
uint8_t R
Red component of the color (0-255).
ShiftR(uint8_t pixels)
Constructs a ShiftR effect instance.
void ApplyEffect(IPixelGroup *pixelGroup) override
Applies the radial shift effect to the given pixel group.
FunctionGenerator fGenRotation
Function generator for the overall rotation.
const uint8_t pixels
Number of pixels to consider for the radial effect.