NeoPixels - Video request: Potentiometer Control

Someone had asked for a video on using multiple potentiometers to control effects (NeoPixels 116). Here is my response. I don't mind making custom videos to answer questions. Hopefully this does answer the questions.

[@annnaziathrahman2646]

Thank you so much for the this! This is literally what I needed for the project, as coding noob, this was mighty helpful, keep on making these solid videos!

[@randymiller7500]

Thanks for this Anthony, just what I needed to move from loops and delays into millis. I only did the strip projects using a Trinket M0, but I finished the master course!

[@brakthehun]

I'll make a video really soon on that.

[@randymiller7500]

@@brakthehun I sent you an email with my first couple of 'post grad' sketches. One of the concepts I am breadboarding this week is using 5 resistors to pass 6 unique voltage values to one pin to invoke different functions--resistors coming from Amazon tomorrow. I'm a relative coding toddler, so probably will spend some time diagramming this first, but with the ultimate goal of designing a bike light that can be powered on/off, control brightness and speed and pattern through buttons and also left/right turn and hazard signals.

[@brakthehun]

I just reread that. Thanks!!
But... I still have about 70 more videos to make for the master class.

[@xamublack]

Thanks so much for doing this Anthony! The two pot thing was just eluding me. If you'd still like to add a step to this project how about one pot controls the animation speed, the other pot controls color, one on/off switch and then maybe a switch between full and half brightness in that last hole? If not I'm in for whatever!

[@brakthehun]

I'll set that up!!

[@xamublack]

@@brakthehun That's awesome, thanks. I have been working on a project similar to this with the kids and keep hitting a brick wall. You are saving me from myself! 😆