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January 10, 2019 17:52
There are additional stages to dimming and it never goes completely off so that there is always a reference to the last color. This could be improved futher by making the system generalized so it is easy to change in the code.
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Note that seeding this with Time.now() means that it is impossible to grab the current color it should be and it just stays dark until a light is touched somewhere.
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This includes the color-spectrum improvements along with several minor improvements to the quality and efficiency of the code. Additionally, it adds in a new set of dimming times and never goes completely dark so that the last color can always be seen. The light is quite dim at this point and shouldn't interfere too much.