colorLeds[i].intensity()
Category:Circuit
Changes the brightness of the color LED
With colorLeds[index].intensity(brightness), you can control how bright or dim you want a colorLED to be with a number. The bigger the number used, the brighter the color LED.
.intensity() works a lot like buzzer.frequency and is just rapidly turning the light on and off, giving the illusion of dimness.
Examples
Example: Light Dimmer
onEvent("intensity_slider", "input", function(event) {
// Change the brightness of the color LEDs
colorLeds[0].intensity(getNumber("intensity_slider"));
});
Syntax
colorLeds[index].intensity(brightness)
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| brightness | number | A number between 0-100 that controls how bright the LED will appear. |
Tips
- A common usage of
colorLeds[index].intensity(brightness)is with a slider or some sort of variable that you can easily change or update.
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