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Randomisation

dirtdiver

Hi everyone, my question is simple-I have two LED-s hooked up to the arduino and I want them to light up one at a time, but without order.

 

I'm trying to make something like the SlamMan

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  • There is a library function called TrueRandom for the arduino which I used in my last project. Its using the same principle but with a lot more bits rather than a single value like above so should be more random in results. a Quick google search will find it. You can then use the randomizer as an offset for the delay to create any time delays you wish.

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  • There is a library function called TrueRandom for the arduino which I used in my last project. Its using the same principle but with a lot more bits rather than a single value like above so should be more random in results. a Quick google search will find it. You can then use the randomizer as an offset for the delay to create any time delays you wish.

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