Is it cheating to have an AI "write" a chase light program?

The AI isn't perfect. I had to fix a few lines because the AI didn't completely understand what differences an Adafruit RP2040 Propmaker Feather had.

But, once I had an example of code, I could start modifying and adding to it.

The main reason I could never get through Dune, Foundation, and Tolkien - the names of all the characters.

E-books on a tablet? Maybe the Lenovo tablet from Barnes & Noble.

Mounting the speaker may be a bit of a challenge. There are no ears to the speaker 🔈. We think we can cut acrylic sheet with the laser cutter and fashion something. We will know better once me cut out the iris and install the speaker grille.

I was hoping that you two knew each other.

If I remember right, it's a deep-fried burrito.

Who told him that we have nukes?

After all, it *IS* Hurricane Season.

I wonder, if a hurricane threatens South Florida, do you think they'll test his weather theory over The Bahamas?

I did not know that this was going to be on the test.

Using the program unedited, and I can indeed light the single NeoPixel. I have yet to wire up a NeoPixel ring for testing.

For the sound, I was thinking of a low pitched hum, say around 40 Hz. The "toy" speakers I have don't do well that low. I'm looking at a 1.5 inch speaker for that.

I managed to go down some rabbithole that told me that I needed to upgrade pip, VisualStudio and ... I kept getting an error.

I need to figure out where I was, but I think I was trying to crate a wheel for simpleio. Whatever that means.

7/end for now

The spectrum is the wrong effect. With the green dome and clerestory windows, I need something green. I ask MS Co-Pilot for a chase light program for NeoPixels.

Cool. I have something I can work with.

Now, I'm trying to remember what I was working last night at midnight.

6/

I research it. I'm thinking

pixel_pin = board.EXTERNAL_NEOPIXEL

is looking like it should be right.

And num_pixels = 12 should match what ever NeoPixel device I use.

5/

I try running the program. ERROR. I don't have the neopixel.mpy module loaded. I research and I remedy that.

Now, I need to set-up the Neopixel with these two lines:

pixel_pin = board.D6 # Change to the pin you're using
num_pixels = 12

pixel_pin = board.D6 is wrong.

4/

First things first. I update the version of CircuitPython from 9.2.8 to 10.0.3. Easy enough, an I ask MS Co-Pilot how to write a program in CircuitPython. It provides the Blink test program.

OK. I ask for a program to light NeoPixels and I get a simple test program to show a moving spectrum.

3/

With the NeoPixel Ring, I don't know if I should have the ring mounted on the deck pointing upwards or mounted on the down facing downward. I also don't know how big of a NeoPixel Jewel or Ring I should use. I have a Jewel and a 12 LED Ring. Do I need to get a 16 or a 24 LED NeoPixel Ring?

2/

Directions to build the UFO model showing top and side views of completed model.