boolean DMX_FadeRGBDelayed (int $InstanceID, int $R, int $G, int $B, float $FadeTime, float $DelayTime)
| InstanceID | ID of the device to be switched |
| R | Brightness value 0 (off) to 255/65535 (8/16 bit) (on, maximum brightness) |
| G | Brightness value 0 (off) to 255/65535 (8/16 bit) (on, maximum brightness) |
| B | Brightness value 0 (off) to 255/65535 (8/16 bit) (on, maximum brightness) |
| FadeTime | Time in seconds |
| DelayTime | Time in seconds |
If the command succeeds, it returns TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
Dims the red, green, and blue channels of ID InstanceID with a specific FadeTime. A delay time can be specified after which the dimming process is started.
If no delay time is specified, this command cancels all fadings set for the affected channels via DMX_fadergbDelayed. This allows a new chain of delayed fadings to be set cleanly. If delayed fading is not used, this note is not relevant
//Dims a module completely up and down to yellow.
//8bit
//Dim the instance to yellow within 5 seconds
DMX_FadeRGB(12345, 255, 255, 0, 5.0);
//Dim the instance to yellow within 2.5 seconds, after a delay of 5 seconds
DMX_FadeRGBDelayed(12345, 255, 255, 0, 2.5, 5);
//16 bit
//Dim the instance to yellow within 5 seconds
DMX_FadeRGB(12345, 65535, 65535, 0, 5.0);
//Dim the instance to yellow within 2.5 seconds, after a delay of 5 seconds
DMX_FadeRGBDelayed(12345, 65535, 65535, 0, 2.5, 5);