@benhrocks
Nice tutorial. I appreciate you not having a lot of fluff in the video and just getting right to it. I just got a few Raspberry Pi Pico boards, and one of the things I was planning to do was to set up some color presets for a button box I'm making, and cycle through those when I hit a certain button. This tutorial let me get enough experience with the LED module to get it working. Thanks!
@SketchyMarieArt
Awesome tutorial! I am working on a project where I will control multiple LEDs (mixed parallel and series) and I have to be economical about using the GPIO pins as I will need most of them. Everything will be powered with an external power supply. I am using transistors and the GPIO pins are connected to the base. I was wondering if there is a way to control the RGB led diode using a single pin instead of 3. I got a bunch of tiny Adafruit WS2811 NeoPixel chips (just the chips) and then I realized I don't know what I am doing 😆😄Thank you again!
@ligma_obj
Could you come back and make more of these? They're so easy to follow
@polycephaliczombie6662
These are excellent videos Sam. You are a good teacher.
@monkeman1409
Only red works on my led for some reason
@chungha944
can you do one in C! thanks!
@andyince
Great video, how can i get the led to repeat the sequence?
@Ochaita-Estudios
Good video :) How would the code be with an rgb led with a common anode?
@whitehathacker5314
sir can you make a offline ai assistent in raspberrypi
@chinaman4639
Nice Video ;) But just to clarify things you said at the beginning. When you were talking about colors you said science and art have different primary colors. That's not the case. The difference is in the different ways our eyes perceive colors. With light there is only additive light mixing (I'm no native speaker, so I don't know the exact term for that. But I hope you can understand me ;) ) In art the chemicals can mix and create something called subtractive light mixing. I'm also no expert but noticed the difference.
@kwonekstrom2138
The difference is that art (printing uses CMYK) are based on absorption. Systems that emit light use RGB
@GurmanSidhu-h7o
thanks for the help, your tutorials are awesome
@AnikBhushan
Very nice explanation.
@davidbrown4868
Very nice explanation. Thank you
@harikrishnasamy1551
super...I have one doubt.....if I want to run a python file when booting in a different environment (not from the base environment ex: PyTorch) how to do that? please post a video or do rply to this
@JrSmilez
I know this is a couple years old but I'm taking a chance. When I type blue.off() it cuts the LED on and visa versa.
@FBOdinGG
you dont need sudo to execute nano :)
@rushikeshghuge2769
Can I control gpio pins when find specific object
@btmtasteful