Simple Java OPC client for the [Fadecandy](http://www.misc.name/fadecandy/).
This client doesn't take advantage of all the cool temporal dithering
provided by the Processing client, but provides simpler interface similar
to Adafruit's [NeoPixel library for Arduino](https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_NeoPixel).
This is an alternative to the Processing client, providing a simpler interface similar to Adafruit's [NeoPixel library for Arduino](https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_NeoPixel).
# Writing simple pixel programs
# Writing simple pixel programs
Here is a simple Java program that will color some of the lights:
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# Server Configuration
The Fadecandy has eight pins, each of which can control a strip of 64 pixels.
If you have contiguous strips of pixels starting on pin zero, then your `fc_server` won't need
to map the output pixels numbers to configurable OPC numbers. However, if you have
If you have contiguous strips of pixels starting on pin zero, then your `fc_server` won't need to map the output pixels numbers to configurable OPC numbers. However, if you have
shorter strips connected to different pins, you may want to set up a [JSON configuration file](https://github.com/scanlime/fadecandy/blob/master/doc/fc_server_config.md)
for the server. The `OpcClient` class can print out a JSON configuration based on
strip definitions:
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