I'm having trouble understanding some parts of the tutorial. Example: how to get the girl come in?

This is one of the best and easiest esp8266 tutorials I've found yet! Thanks for this!

ROMANCE MODE ACTIVATED - WOW, JUST WOW.

Your sketch works great on the NodeMCU! Thanks for the excellent work and cool video!

Brilliant! I've used your program along with Node Red to control esp8266 devices and it works wonderfully. I also appreciate your ability to explain all of this and make it simple for a non-programmer like myself. Good work and thanks

Thanks, bitluni! You can get some interesting lighting effects by using different animation sequences after branching additional WS2812 LED strings from different points on the first LED string, as the branch will behave exactly like the first string at the point where you branch. Create a tree shape on your wall, with lots of branching LED strings. Even a simple rainbow animation looks ... amazing. You can also create a nice web interface in HTML and JavaScript, and access it via the ESP8266WebServer library module.

by far the BEST ESP8266 Tutorial out there! You did a very, very good job man! Subscribed :)

That was incredible! Informative, and almost gave me an anxiety attack! Well done. Loved the blooper reel at the end. Thank you

Haha that end was nice xD Nice explanation, seems much easier than I expected to make my LEDs smartphone controllable :D

You videos are very informational, I enjoy watching. I would be lost without your help.

This together with Homebridge installed on a raspberry pi is amazing. You can do all kinds of things like changing color/brightness/ etc.

Dude! I can see people making silly & comic comments down below but for me, you are an amazing teacher as I could have finally understood everything. I did same as you explained & they just worked fine. Hats off to you as you are indeed a very great trainer. You've explained well steps by steps. Keep it up with the good work. Thanks very much.

I think you just taught me a little about polymorphism! thanks for sharing!

This tutorial helped me out a bunch, great work and thank you!

this was first time saw your videos, and im allready hooked :D Great work man! Continue good work!!

Up in the middle of the night and found you. More home automation please.

Finally a video about this esp i can follow with ease, well put and love the ending :-) subscribed

Sense of humor 300%! 😂 Bravo, man

LOVE YOU! THANKS! 16 hours searching and I found!

Thank you Sir for this video. You surly are a great man with big potential. Keep up the good work !

You make so great videos! I like the way you explain the important steps! Thank you so much.

BRO, YOU'RE AWESOME - THANKS FOR YOUR WISDOM!!!

Great video! Will order those modules myself now.

This is the best think!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉 Thank you so much. I learned 5 hours on arduino iot cloud how to do it and nothing happend and then I saw your video and I did it thank you

Finde ich geil, dass du das alles sooo einfach erklärst dass es sogar jemand hinbekommt der sich absolut nicht damit auskennt ^^

The whole thing was very enjoyable, good luck.

I'm giving this a go, I have ordered the same parts. Thanks

Great video especially at the last part... you rock! :)

Thank you very much for the walkthrough! I'm building one of these to mount under my kid's skateboard. :D

You are awesome man , had so much fun while watching your video , keep it up :D

Loved the ending, great video, cheers

Gotta re-model my bedroom and add lights. So when I invite my "Guest". Keep up the good work.

i liked the part of Romance Mode lol xD , Respect and great job =)

A true engineer right here. Love it

Hello Bitluni!! Wow, that is great stuff!! The quality of your videos is awesome!! Now I can see that this takes quite some time to make! Also really fun: The little fun part in the end!! :D Was nice to meet you in Stuttgart! Keep up the good work! Martin :)

Romance Mode Activated. Well done, nice explanation.

Wow. Just what I was looking for. Not a computer geek but I think I can figure it out. Thanks buddy. I now have a nice project to do 👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥

After so many hours looking for decent information how to connect led strip. I found your video and finally my LED strip lit up! But still didn't get it how to connect to wifi :)

Hahaha the romance part mode was epic. Your faces...great job btw

THANK YOU SO MUCH, finally a video which shows exactly what I wanna do

Great work,very clear video, now to use fauxmo and Amazon echo to control it.

Great tutorial and code, Thank You! I just got it working on a little generic ESP-01 (had to rename/renumber some pin assignments in PinStates.h and the ino). The ESP was not responding some times but adding some more filter cap on the 3v3 fixed that and it now works like a champ. (Was also getting some odd 'stray \302 error' in the code or something - I fixed that with opening all the .h/.ino on github as a 'raw' then cutting/pasting them into the Arduino IDE panes not just saving the linked file.)

Thank you so much for posting this. Your tutorial was perfect! I have zero experience working with Arduino. I have been attempting to do exactly what you have shown for well over a week. It was nice to show my wife some results of this LED project I swore to her would make the house so much better. Would anyone possibly know a direction to point me in to build on this sketch? I would like to add more functions to it such as Fire, Bouncing balls, Sparkle, etc. Been going over it trying to piece something together but my lack of knowledge is holding me back. Looking at the sketches for the above examples (Fire, Bouncing balls, Sparkle, etc.) I just do not see how to insert it into this.

Great content dude!

Nice video! I haven't tried the WeMos yet myself but I've been using their cousin, the NodeMCU (lolin v3). Just thought that I would mention that I added "man-in-the-middle" NodeMCU to my doorbell so that I could intercept the doorbell signal. This way, I get a text message and have the ability to disable the chime itself while still getting notified (also let's me ring the chime at-will and drive the dog crazy!). Although, I wouldn't argue with the interruption you got... ;)

awesome video bro, I can't believe I never thought of controlling them that way ;) you got my sub. can't wait for romance mode 2

Great video! Thanks for posting this. I just started using Arduino and am looking to do something like this. Can you give us any more detail on the power supply you used? You said 18 V. What about amps? And the converter you built? Thanks!

Fantastic! Thanks for your hard work

thanks for the video. I had an older version of Ardiuno IDE (1.7 something) that didn't have the "Additional Boards Manager URL's" box. Updated to 1.8 and it's there. How did "Romance mode" work out for you?

Thanks for this fantastic video. Just one silly question : What is the RF functionality ? What does RF stand for ?

I love your channel. You are the best.

Brilliant and innovative technical. Thx for sharing..

Nicley done, very educational and inspiring.

very nice work with clear instructions

Welcome back!

Great vid thanks for making it!

I'm trying to compile a steady color function like "setled" as well as a sync function that works with E1.31 and your work is the closest I've found. By chance, you haven't done that already, have you? In any case, this is a good video and I'm going to link it to pass along as a good example for others. Cheers!

excellent tutorial thanks man

Thx for tutoriel ! All work perfectly. But now if i want add effect? How I can do that? Exemple Fire effect? I try but i have error...

Beautiful Tutorial!

Like your sense of humor.

Great tutorial man! I was wondering if it's possible to connect an ir sensor to this setup to automatically turn on/off the led strip when there is motion in the room?

Very nice. Thanks for sharing!

Hi bitluni, Really appreciate the videos, as a beginner in electronics they are very helpful. Right now I’m working on a project and there a few things that I am just not grasping, I was wondering if you would be willing to help walk me through some of the steps? Looking forward to hearing from you! Best, Jake

Hello, blunt's lab Thanks for such an innovative video. I am very much excited to make something but I m not from the electronics background. What step should I follow to make a simple project over wifi? DOne some C programming in School. Also, I saw a video where Blynk App is used. pls guide me I m confused

Really nice Tutorial and very good presentation ...very nice

Gotta love the WEMOS D1 Mini! But, I prefer using the webREPL CLI over Wifi for direct control and copying uPython files to/from the MCU in order to maintain cross-compatibility w/Python on the RPi. Just learning MQTT & BLYNK for runtime and GUI control. Let's not forget the dual core ESP32 big brother, either. Just replaced a NANO CNC board with a WEMOS D1 Mini prototype, which uses 3 * DRV8834 stepper drivers. This greatly increases my processing power and eliminates the need for a second 8VDC motor power source, because my stepper motors are only 5VDC. Less is more! Heck with the stepper motors! Show us how you programmed it to summon a sexy lady!😏 Thanks for sharing.😎💨

Superlässig! Toller Sketch zum Schluss.

Grate video! Very well explained.

hi, thank you for your tutorial it helped me a lot with the LED server, i have a question for you, i´m planning to buy 10 x ESP8266, each one is going to have 15 WS812B LED´s, i´m trying to control them individually at the same time for a little show, could you recommend me how to do that? i´m looking for ArtNet and a DMX software but i don´t know if that´s the best way to do it, thanks!

I admit I am late to this party, but am super impressed with this project. I love the rainbow function. Are there other functions to add and create a playlist to keep the Christmas visitors entertained with my out door lights?

that will help me a lot with the projekt i´m planing thx mate! okay hab grad im abspann gesehen, dass du deutsch sprichst :D danke ;)

Great tutorial!!! I'm new to the world of Arduino. Will these sketches run on the NodeMCU or are they board specific? When I compile the sketches provided in your link, I get errors.

amazing work and really fun video

thats great, really usefull video..

wow! Awesome project. Please, which font did you use for your logo?? I like it.

Excellent, will try

Very nice video...can I use the esp8266 to grab the current time from the internet or GPS and display it? If you can get the time from GPS it would be a very accurate timepiece for a car or motorcycle

This is a quality tutorial with all details, great job and well thought out, nice girlfriend too !

Sorry for reupload.. had to fix issues

Ausome video. I'm subscribed! What is the name of the music tracks you used? It sounds grate not distracting at all. Cheers

Made it into a nice lamp👍

I really liked your video. I really like how you explain things, you're a great electronic teacher. I'll try to do it with iphone. I am preparing a project to control a led lights with Rasberri Pi + Apple Homekit that I have seen on a web. Do you know if there is any way to do it with arduino + homekit? Sorry for the English (google translator).

That video is awesome!!!

I found your channel a few days ago and since then instead of sleeping at night, I watch video after video. Great job! Thank you for your videos. I have a question about more than one led strip. Can I manage several strips with one ESP8266? And my dream is to have a light sensor and switch on one strip automatically when it gets dark. I am new to Arduino and for now I came up with that I can do it with 5 pcs ESP8266 (4 for strips, 1 for light sensor) and use Tasker on Android to communication, but I believe it can be done easier.

Great video, but don't you need 5V logic to signal the LED strip?

Hi, it's a great tutorial. Thank you for posting it. I have a litte question about Rainbow function: with which variable can I decrease the LED value(If I want to dim the LEDs from 255 to 64) Thank you in andvance

Awesome good job! Major BRAVO!!!!!

You are amazing... thanks for sharing!!!

amazing ! thank you that helped me a lot =)

Great thanks for sharing

Very interesting, for the led strips using how many ampere for 300 leds.

What should be added to make it react to a music. I guess there should be one more part with a built in mic and a sensitivity adjustment and some kind of code that will make it move in several different patterns: lights going apart, coming together, waves of different colors moving in rhythm with the bass drum, right?

Super Tutorial danke fürs teilen !!!

I got the strip and server working. yay!! now I'm trying to add more functions. I've been looking at your GitHub page but I'm having a hard time finding parts I can just cut and past into the server sketch. Can you post the whole sketch you made when you did the "Warning: Engineering" part?

Nice project. Any chance it will progress to support RGBW (sk6812 based) strings as well?

All the geek talk just evaporates when the romance mode is activated! Great video.. you seem to have a knack for it :)

Hi! Great video :) Everything worked in the end but I would like to add some more effects. Do you have a short answer on how to add other effects in the code ? I am not a professional with arduino so I hope you can help me to try more stuff on my own :). Thanks again for the video ! Greetings from John

This is a brilliant video and works great! Are there any other effects other than rainbow you can add? Can you possibly do a tutorial on how to add different effects?

Hi...first up..great video....I wanted to implement a lot of different animations my own way...but I find using server.on(); to switch animations to kill and reboot my D1 Minis over and over again...so I've tried to split the work onto 2 D1 Minis...One with Webserver running...the other getting input via I2C from the first one...an accordingly changing animations...But it looks like an interrupt control mechanism like the I2C..even with proper resistors is too unstable...I find your approach to be...lets say...next level programming...I could never build on that...any ideas on a different approach?