Yes,Amazing. So I'm guessing the mode interface can also be queried to find current state?
mode status
outputs an ascii table of all the modes and their properties.Very nice - looking forward to seeing the updated video also. Nice workRight, fixed the code to run separate simulations so the effect isn't symmetrical anymore. Updated the previous post with that. Definitely looks nicer in my opinion.
Note that the code outputs a separate effect on the D4 pin, I just haven't wired it atm (mainly because it wouldn't be as neat). But doing so would give each speaker its own effect (right now both speakers are the same).
Doubt it'll affect existing machines though. They're unlikely to backport their new architecture, and even if they did there's no way to force me to updateOne thing, I know for sure that Stern are about to change their code system with much more security so what you can do now might not be what you can do in the future!
Good day! Any chance you dumped and saved this information from when still had IMDN? I've got flaming speaker lights on my IMDN and would love to implement this. I saw your other post here https://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/spike-debug-console.49678/ but I'm relatively new to this, self taught and I'd prefer not to try to reinvent the wheel. . Thank you in advance.Yes,mode status
outputs an ascii table of all the modes and their properties.
Sorry mate I don't have that logged down anywhere. Easiest would be to wire the console up to an interactive session and have a play with it. Or you could do some random mappings in my arduino code and figure it out from trial and error. Good luck!Good day! Any chance you dumped and saved this information from when still had IMDN? I've got flaming speaker lights on my IMDN and would love to implement this. I saw your other post here https://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/spike-debug-console.49678/ but I'm relatively new to this, self taught and I'd prefer not to try to reinvent the wheel. . Thank you in advance.
Sorry mate I don't have that logged down anywhere. Easiest would be to wire the console up to an interactive session and have a play with it. Or you could do some random mappings in my arduino code and figure it out from trial and error. Good luck!