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authorSelene ToyKeeper2025-07-04 04:57:34 -0600
committerSelene ToyKeeper2025-07-04 04:57:34 -0600
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made new settings apply to all button LEDs on lights bigger than 8K ROM
This replaces "USE_CONFIGURABLE_RGB_VOLTAGE_LEVELS" with "USE_AUX_THRESHOLD_CONFIG", which controls the brightness of button LEDs while the main LEDs are on, and during post-off voltage display. Same basic concept, but works on single-color LEDs too, and lets the user finally configure POVD thresholds. The code for this is a bit messy, but the aux LED code as a whole is pretty messy since it wasn't designed for the things it does now. The entire thing needs a refactor or rewrite someday. But not today. For now, this is just enough to make the pull request cover more use cases before merging into trunk. I've tested it on a variety of lights, but am not yet entirely comfortable with it. However, it worked on at least these: - 1-color button LED, no RGB - front RGB, 1-color button LED - front RGB, hardwired also to RGB button - RGB button, no other aux These may need extra changes, and may have extra config options which do nothing... - front RGB, no button LED - 1-color front aux, no button LED - no aux at all - attiny85 lights (some could theoretically support the new options, but none even try)
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