Change exisiting effect about jled

[jandelgado]

Hi, you could try to change the JLed effects in the leds[] array with something like:

void loop() {
  if (some_somecondition) {
    leds[0].Breathe(1000);
    leds[1].FadeOn(2000);
   // etc.
  }
sequence.Update();
}

[anam-zahid]

in the example you have given, can breathe have random(2000,8000) as it's parameters?.
Since i want the duration of breathe to change after previous breathe effect has finished.
To make it easier for you:

1. Assume that for the first led, random assigned a value of 3000 to breathe.
2. In the void loop, i again want random to assign another value, when the previous breathe effect (the one in point 1) had finished.
3. And so the process of randomly assigned values to breathe continues.

Essentially what i want is that:

1. The led breathes at a different rate every time the object is updated.
2. Minimum code is required. Hence, i am avoiding sequential commands. Which i would have to give to every led separately.
   Extra Bit (You can ignore it if you want) : Even if i did do that, there would still be a sequence of breaths (lets say 2 short breath and 1 long breath) and thus not random.

Oh and kindly increase documentation:

1. Like showing how to change a running effect at run-time. By that i mean in void loop().
2. Demonstrate the working of state and misc functions through an example code.

And by the way, this library is a life-saver, i am currently making automatic stairs lights, which will illuminate the step on which the person is standing, there will also be a music mode where the led's will act as a vu meter.

The code that i had attached above was to be the default mode of the stairs. Since plain old lighting is not a trend anymore (All thanks to jled of course).

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