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- Hyperion – Mythopedia
Hyperion has appeared in many popular representations of Greek mythology In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, for example, he inspired works by Johann Hölderlin and John Keats In the video game God of War: Chains of Olympus (2008), Hyperion is one of several Titans chained up in Tartarus
- Hyperion documentation · Hyperion documentation
Hyperion Ambient Light documentation All about Effects Learn how to create an effect
- Getting Started · Hyperion documentation
Alternatively, you can check the "About Hyperion" page The Config path: entry specifies the location where user data is stored currently Hyperion Linux Service On non-interactive (headless) environments, a Hyperion service is installed running under the current user In same cases, e g using ws281x LEDs, Hyperion must run under root
- Overview · Hyperion documentation - Hyperion-Project
Hyperion supports multiple different LED devices which fall into four main categories: SPI PWM Are 3 or 4 wire LEDs which can be powered via SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) or PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) of a Raspberry Pi or an Arduino (which is USB connected to your computer HTPC Pi)
- Advanced · Hyperion documentation
Hyperion assigns each single LED a specific position at the picture These positions are squares and to create a square you need 4 values (top edge, bottom edge, left edge, right edge) These edges are reflected in hmin, hmax for horizontal and vmin, vmax for vertical They have a value range from 0 0 to 1 0
- WLED · Hyperion documentation - Hyperion-Project
Per Hyperion 2 0 13, the Hyperion-WLED device makes use of the Distributed Display Protocol (Requires WLED v0 11 0+) As a fall-back option the UDP-Raw protocol (limitations) is still supported, too Specific Settings Devices Discovered Select your WLED LED-Device discovered or provide a custome configuration (see Hostname IP-address)
- HyperBian · Hyperion documentation
Hyperion Ambient Light documentation HyperBian Is a ready to use image for your Raspberry Pi Based on the original Raspberry Pi Foundation image "Raspberry Pi OS Lite"
- Introduction · Hyperion documentation
Hi 👋🏽 and welcome to Hyperion! We are the Hyperion Project Team, and we’re super excited to have you here! Let us give you a brief introduction to Hyperion 💡 What is Hyperion? Hyperion is an open source (MIT) Bias or Ambient Lighting implementation for GNU Linux, macOS and Windows, which you might know from TV manufacturers It
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