Built in Palettes - AlbertGBarber/PixelSpork GitHub Wiki
Pixel Spork includes a number of built-in palettes. You can use these palettes as you would any other. See Palette Basics for more on palettes.
Note that the colors swatches on this page may look different from the LED colors due to changes in brightness/contrast, etc.
Note that the built-in palettes are stored in paletteList.h
in the library code.
Palette Name | Palette Code | Color Codes | Description | ||||||||||
Segment Set Default Gradient Palette | segDefaultPal_PS |
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The default palette for Segment Set custom gradient Color Modes (modes 6+). | ||||||||||
Cyberpunk / Vaporwave | cybPnkPal_PS |
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Classic neon magenta-orange-teal cyberpunk/vaporwave palette. | ||||||||||
Alt Cyberpunk | cybPnkPalAlt_PS |
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Alternate cyber punk palette, uses bright magenta, bright teal, and medium blue. | ||||||||||
Classic Fire | firePal_PS |
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Red/yellow fire palette for use with Fire2012 effects. | ||||||||||
Pink/Purple Fire | firePalPink_PS |
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Pink/purple fire palette for use with Fire2012 effects. | ||||||||||
Blue/Green Fire | firePalBlue_PS |
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Blue/green fire palette for use with Fire2012 effects. | ||||||||||
Classic Lava | lavaPal_PS |
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Lava palette used in the Lava effect, basically a blend from dark red to yellow. |