DIY LED Lava Lamp (Neopixel Led Strips & Arduino nano) 

you can if you really want to. you could also just use normal leds if you want

It's the best when you get things to work , specially if you use the things you have at home. Well done.

You don't have to but I found it effective on this project. On another I am using hot glue sticks to defuse the light

Thanks jax

Thank you so much 😀, i will be working on some new projects in the year to come, just been building up to it.

I will look into it, currently been working on a all in one solution for people to use. if you want a sneek peek you can have a look at the Powercell on IG: @costech_official

I didn't because it was temporary use of the project

Oh, not bad, doesn't matter. keep working, I support you. tank's 🙏🏻

Thanks I will have another one coming through soon.

Well on the top of your code I use an example of 30 LEDs you can change the code by declaring it to be 200.there should not be to much hassle using 200leds but if you are worried about that you can always Cut the strip, solder a wire to continue the information from one strip to the next and run a new positive and negative cables from the power source which in your case can be the anything with 5v. Hope that helps.

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@@Mexnov Thats what I used on my old laptop and didnt work :/

you think I'll have to get a raspberry pi to run it independently?

@@alejandrocastillo9209 well you need an Arduino Nano or any Arduino really and it can run independently. It's cheaper then a raspberry Pi. The code will also change if you use a Pi.