Illuminated marker (for Twitch)

LED-Stream marker for my Twitch setup
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LED-Stream marker for my Twitch setup

 

Introduction

This is my idea of a visual feedback if someone sets a marker in my livestreams on twitch, to make it easier to cut a short summary video for youtube.
If an user does so, the streammarker starts fading x times.
I'm using a Wemos D1 mini + 35 WS2812b LEDs.

Usage

Get the code from github: https://github.com/flazer/stream-marker
Just flash the code onto an ESP-board, after you have edited the wifi-credentials and connect the LED-Stripe to Pin "D2".
After boot you are able to do a HTTP-Request:
http://IP\_OF\_YOUR\_DEVICE/signal?r=128&g=0&b=255&r=3&t=2

IMPORTANT: 
If you want to use streammarkers the same way I do, you'll need to have a look into twitch's API-Guide. It takes a few steps and some code, you'll have to write, to get it to work. This is only the way I provide some kind of cool, visual feedback. You'll have to write the internal markerhandling by yourself. Sorry. :(

Parameters

  • r(0-255) - red tone of your leds
  • g(0-255) - green tone of your leds
  • b(0-255) - blue tone of your leds
  • t - number of repeats of the animation
  • s - number of speed of the animation 

Assembly

To assemble the 3d printed parts. You will need some glue, to glue the inlay parts.
Because I'm not very good in get parts in correct position, I've printed some helperparts.
Just place these parts onto the white inlay and glue the black inlays to the correct positions. After the glue dried, remove the helpers.

Twitch

If you are interested in what I'm doing, just have a look at twitch:
https://www.twitch.tv/chrisfigge

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