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WalkthroughSegment transitions now track fade and spatial progress separately. Transition setters and rendering use explicit transition kinds and styles. Global brightness handling uses power-transition flags to start, reverse, and complete power transitions. ChangesTransition handling
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BrightnessHandler
participant WS2812FX
participant Segment
participant LEDOutput
BrightnessHandler->>WS2812FX: Set or reverse power flags
WS2812FX->>Segment: Start segment transitions
Segment->>LEDOutput: Provide transition progress and opacity
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change reworks segment and power transitions. The remaining concerns are small visual glitches in transition timing and opacity, plus one counter-guard concern. None is a serious failure, but the owner should be aware of them before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change affects power and animation behavior across a controller’s lighting segments. No new security-boundary violation was established. Remaining uncertainty concerns external callers, concurrent updates, and low-memory fallback rather than a demonstrated security issue. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@wled00/FX_fcn.cpp`:
- Around line 329-332: Update the transition retrigger handling around the
blendingStyle and _t->_oldSegment condition to reset _t->_start, _t->_dur, and
_t->_bri for rapid on/off toggles, including when _t->_oldSegment exists and
blendingStyle is not TRANSITION_FADE. Ensure the _progress == 0 path also
refreshes these values, while preserving the existing no-restart behavior for
changes that should allow an ongoing effect or non-FADE transition to finish.
- Line 575: Update the forced-FADE handling around startTransition and the
_oldSegment/blendingStyle logic so an existing no-copy opacity or CCT transition
does not bypass global non-FADE on/off blacking. Preserve the selected non-FADE
mode for global power transitions, or execute the blacking path before the !segO
override, while retaining normal FADE behavior for other transitions.
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1200-1206: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep
digitalCountaccounting under one platform guard.The new block increments
digitalCountonly for ESP32 builds with parallel I2S. Line 1262 still decrements it unconditionally. A placeholder digital bus on a non-ESP32 build decrements zero and wraps the unsigned counter toUINT_MAX. Guard the decrement with the same condition, or count digital buses on all supported targets.As per path instructions, platform guards must use the correct architecture macros.
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563-563: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftApply the selected transition mode to opacity changes.
setOpacity()starts a transition without an old-segment copy. In that path,opacityOldremains equal to the current opacity, and Line 1516 forcesblendingStyletoTRANSITION_FADE. Therefore, opacity changes never use the selected non-FADE mode. Preserve the selected mode and obtain the old opacity from transition state, such as the transition-start brightness, without creating a segment copy.This conflicts with the stated PR objective that opacity changes use the selected transition mode.
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In `@wled00/FX_fcn.cpp`:
- Around line 1200-1206: Keep digitalCount accounting under a consistent
platform guard: update the decrement near the existing bus-validation logic to
use the same ESP32 and WLED_HAS_PARALLEL_I2S condition as the increment,
preventing unsigned underflow on other architectures. Use the correct
architecture macros and leave unrelated bus handling unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@wled00/FX_fcn.cpp` around lines 1242 - 1254.
- Line 563: The opacity transition path in setOpacity and its related transition
setup must preserve and apply the selected blendingStyle instead of forcing
TRANSITION_FADE. Without creating a segment copy, initialize opacityOld from the
transition-start brightness/state so the transition logic can distinguish the
old and new opacity values, and update the blendingStyle handling around
startTransition and the referenced transition processing accordingly.
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In `@wled00/FX_fcn.cpp`:
- Line 517: Align the for statement in the palette blending block with the
surrounding statements using the file’s required two-space indentation and no
tabs; do not change its logic.
In `@wled00/FX.h`:
- Line 662: Update Segment::fadeTransitionActive() so it reports an active fade
whenever the fade progress is incomplete, independent of the ordering between
_fadeStart and _start; preserve the existing spatial-transition check and ensure
beginDraw() continues blending until the fade finishes.
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- Around line 117-123: Update handleBriChange() so the transition-start block
does not overwrite transitionStartTime when handling a non-FADE off-to-on
reversal whose timeline was inverted earlier; preserve the inverted start time
and keep transitionActive true, while retaining the existing timer reset for
ordinary brightness changes and other power triggers.
- Around line 84-87: In the getTransition() == 0 branch, clear the global power
and trigger flags set by toggleOnOff() before calling applyFinalBri(), while
preserving the existing jsonTransitionOnce and transitionActive resets.
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@willmmiles please have a look. I updated the PR description with some info. Any feedback welcome. |
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@willmmiles did you get a chance to glance at this? I did test all possible combinations I could come up with and fixed them all. If there are cases that do not work we can fix them as reported. There should not be any regressions, at least I am not aware of any. Ready to merge from my side. |
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Yes, sorry! I've started typing a review three times and every time lost it to distractions, reboots, etc. etc. Architecturally: this is as good as it's going to get so long as each (I still think that long term we should try a smaller On the bikeshed level: I might suggest renaming On the testing level: I was surprised that "power off" didn't reverse the transition direction for the spatial transitions -- I was expecting "off" to be the opposite of "on". The "fairy dust" transition didn't look quite right for sure -- switching back off halfway through the "on" transition caused an abrupt "flip" in the pixel state. |
the issue with chaining is that each spatial transitions requires a segment copy, on larger setups we run out of RAM quickly. For fade transitions chaining is doable but with little gain.
good point, I thought about it but at the time I did not yet have them fully separated.
Yea, it might not have been the best design choice. I did have exactly that at one point, i.e. reversing the animation. The reason I reverted that was a deliberate design choice as it does not respect the set transition: if I have swipe left -> off it swipes left, if I revert at 95% off, it swipes right. Waiting until fully off, then back on, it swipes left for on. Assuming I want on and off always to swipe from the same side, reverting it mid level will do the opposite. So my choice was "if set swipe left, always swipe left". If we think inverting the direction of swipe/push etc. makes more sense from a visual standpoint, I can implement that again. |
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- Line 481: Update the spatial power-transition copy-failure handling so
fallback to TRANSITION_FADE retains a working fade: in wled00/FX_fcn.cpp lines
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@willmmiles I have re-implemented the animation reversal, it looks much less janky. With the new TRANSITION_FLAG_REVERSED flag this could also be implemented as a global config rule i.e. use normal style when turning on, use inverted style when turning off so people do not need special presets for on and off if they want it inversed. just an idea, not implemented in this PR. |
I put that firmly in the "don't penalize some users because of limitiations on other people's setups" bucket. We already have to handle "what if I can't allocate memory for this transition"; with chained transitiosn I'd suggest expanding that to "drop the oldest transition". For effect properties, applying a new fade transition should "merge" with the old one with the logic you just added here. :) Although when we get to FX-memory-as-objects, I'd like to delegate transition management to the FX factory functions, so that effects have the opportunity to do their own special casing if there's opportunities for optimization there. The key simplification of chained transitions is that most of the styles can be implemented with only a few primitives. A "change one variable over time" transition object covers most fades, swipes, pushes, inside/outside opens and closes, and the 2D cases (top-left,, bottom-right, etc.) can be implemented by instantiating two. The other spatial transitions (fairy dust, circular open/close) can be implemented as a mask buffer with an update function. Lastly I think we'd need a nonlinear fader for handling color transitions.... and I think that's it. Anyways still a problem for another day.
Yup, I figured that it was about consistency!
I agree completely. My feeling is that always reversing the transition direction when powering off would be the most natural default (instead of only reversing if it's incomplete) but I recognize it's inconsistent and could break existing power-off presets if people are explicitly selecting their transitions. +1 for a future PR.
Awesome, looks much better to me! The "Swipe TL" etc. cases are still odd though - unlike all the others, using the opposite corner isn't the inverse of the pattern. Switching direction still "jumps" the LEDs to a different layout. They probably need explicit reverse handling. |
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@willmmiles I had another look at it, now reversal is integrated into isPixelClipped() functions and the LUT is no longer needed. I am not 100% happy with the double inversions (tripple if you count the time flip in startTransition() ) and I feel like there would be a cleaner over-all solution, however I can not see it without a major rewrite of several transition handling functions and I would leave that refactor for the future as I have spent way too much time on this PR already and it works quite nicely in the current state. |
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🟡 Minor · Capture fade progress before starting a spatial transition. · FX_fcn.cpp:371
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCapture fade progress before starting a spatial transition.
When a color fade is still running without an old segment, the spatial channel can already be complete while
_fadeProgressstill represents the visible interpolated color. Passing_t->_progresstocreateOldSegment()can therefore capture the target color. A subsequent effect or spatial-style change can cause a visible color jump.Pass
_t->_fadeProgressinstead.🐛 Suggested fix
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🟡 Minor · Align the deferred fade with the remaining spatial time. · FX_fcn.cpp:389
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAlign the deferred fade with the remaining spatial time.
_fadeStartbegins a new fade, and_fadeDurmust cover the remaining spatial duration. At 75% spatial progress, the current expression uses 75% instead of the remaining 25%. The fade can remain visible after spatial blending completes.Use the remaining progress and promote the multiplication to
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- if (segmentCopy) _t->_fadeDur = (_t->_spatialDur * _t->_progress) / 0xFFFFU; // if this is a deferred spatial request align fade time with ongoing spatial channel + if (segmentCopy) _t->_fadeDur = (static_cast<uint32_t>(_t->_spatialDur) * (0xFFFFU - _t->_progress)) / 0xFFFFU; // if this is a deferred spatial request align fade time with ongoing spatial channel🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Apply opacity fades to both sides of a spatial transition. · FX_fcn.cpp:1583
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winApply opacity fades to both sides of a spatial transition.
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setOpacity()runs during a spatial transition,startTransition()restarts the fade but keeps the existing old-segment copy. The copied segment has no transition state, so clipped pixels use its fixed opacity while revealed pixels use the new faded opacity. This can cause a temporary brightness discontinuity.Use the current opacity for non-power transitions. Keep the old-segment opacity for spatial power transitions.
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- if (segO && style != TRANSITION_FADE) opacityOld = segO->currentBri(); // get old segment opacity note: can not use segO->opacity as that breaks off->on transition + if (segO && style != TRANSITION_FADE && topSegment.isPowerTransition()) opacityOld = segO->currentBri(); // preserve old opacity for power transitions🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Honestly this is much better! I realized later yesterday that the general solution to inversion was to reverse the flow of time -- exactly as you've done. You can use the xor trick to tighten up the code slightly but the logic is correct. |
I deliberately did not do that, I did try but it got confusing to me to the point where I could not tell if it is correct anymore :) |
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@willmmiles please go ahead and merge if you are happy with the current state - you can update to xor if you with, pushing to this PR or do that after merging |
I am working on a tidy pass, should be done tomorrow. Sorry for the delay. |
- Apply inverted progress calculation up front - Apply inverted clipping at point of use - Simplify some clipping function cases - Clarify 'spatialProgress()'
Reorganize the brightness transition handling during power reversals to ensure the transition timing remains consistent. Avoid restarting the transition timer during fades, and ensure it's coterminous with any spatial transitions so the last pixel doesn't linger. H/T Claude for pointing out the corner case with changing duration during a reversal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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applyFinalBri()sets bothbriOldandbriTtobri. The following assignment copies the same value back tobriOld. The code does not support the claimed brightness failure.Suggested comment update
- if (blendingStyle != TRANSITION_FADE) applyFinalBri(); // set brightness immediately, otherwise it will fade-in -> this does not yet work. need to set to bri old? or bri last? + if (blendingStyle != TRANSITION_FADE) applyFinalBri(); // set brightness immediately for non-FADE power-on transitions🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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thanks so much for the cleanup, much better! consequence example: set transitions very slow (10s), swipe. change FX from PS chase to PS Fire: the fire starts out with rainbow palette, palette fades to fire palette. It should use fire palette immediately and not fade. edit: found the issue and fixed it. |
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I noticed one design-choice change which was deliberate from my side (I did not yet check where exactly this "regression" happens, maybe you can tell immediately): before: when a spatial transition starts, all values were updated immediately (except brightness) new: values are deferred to fade transition
It's ok to call it a regression without quotes if you meant for it to be that way! I spent 95% of the time groveling over the power on/off cases - I'm not surprised to hear I missed a non-power case in my testing. Thanks for tracking it down.
I think we're ready to merge and we can fix any other cases as they come up.
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Current behaviour:
when changing opacity in any transition mode other than "fade" brightness/opacity gets set immediatly, no transition
New behaviour:
Full rework on how transitions are handled:
There are many combinations that were previously unhandled by just restarting a transition.
What this now does is to handle per segment transitions and global transitions the same: users can use a segment as an individual light (for example in different rooms) while transitions behave the same on a segment level.
There may be some edge cases that are not handled gracefully but I spend a lot of time examining countless combinations. The code is quite complex to handle all combinations and I tried my best to comment as much as needed to hopefully make this maintainable.
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