- Introduction📌
- Technology Used🚀
- Overview⭐
- Features✨
- Input🎛
- Output🎉
- Getting Started💥
- Project Admin⚡
- Project Contributors🫂
- Contributing is fun🧡
The Random Disco Light Simulator is a fun and interactive project that brings the excitement of a disco dance floor to your screen. Whether you're a developer, a party enthusiast, or just curious, this simulator provides an engaging experience with dynamic lighting effects.
Live Project -- ([https://sk66641.github.io/Random-Disco-Light-Simulator/]))
- Conic Mode: Imagine a spotlight sweeping across the room, creating vibrant cones of light. The colors change dynamically as the spotlight moves, adding an electrifying effect.
- Radial Mode: Picture a pulsating ring of light expanding and contracting. The radial pattern syncs perfectly with the beat, making you feel the rhythm.
- Linear Mode: Visualize colorful streaks of light moving in straight lines. These streaks crisscross, intersect, and dance across the floor, transforming your space into a dynamic disco.
Customize your disco experience with these inputs:
- Number of Random Colors: Select how many random colors you want to dazzle your senses.
- Gradient Colors: Choose your desired start and end colors for the gradient, setting the stage for an unforgettable light show.
- Time Interval: Control how frequently colors change with precision, down to the millisecond.
- View Type: Indulge in your preferred view mode—conic, linear, or radial—each offering a unique visual feast.
- Countdown Timer: Set the duration of your disco journey with a countdown timer, ensuring the party lasts as long as you desire.
- Sound Effect: Elevate your experience further with optional sound effects that sync harmoniously with the dazzling display.
On the basis of these inputs, it simulates the selected view.
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Now, sit back, relax, and enjoy the dazzling display of lights as you experience your very own disco show! Let the party begin! 😄🌟
For detailed instructions on how to contribute to the Random Disco Light Simulator project, please refer to this document file.
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