Just click on the latest successful run and look for Release Archive towards the bottom. If you are interested in bleeding edge / un-tested builds, automated CI builds are generated for every code push and are available as Artifact attachments to the ESPixelStick CI workflow runs. Beta builds and Release Candidates will be tagged as Pre-release when available and ready for testing. The recommended installation method is to download the latest stable release and use ESPSFlashTool within the release archive to flash a pre-compiled binary.
At least 4MB of flash is required for ESP8266 platforms. If you have one of these controllers, ESPixelStick v3.2 is the latest supported release. On platforms with SD cards available, sequences from xLights may be uploaded for playback in either standalone or FPP Remote modes.ĮSP-01 modules such as those on the ESPixelStick V1 and V2 are no longer supported as there is not enough flash space. DDP is supported as well along with Alexa and MQTT support for integration into home automation systems. Pixel limitations are mostly based upon your desired refresh rate, around 800 pixels for a 25ms E1.31 source rate utilizing a single port controller like the ESPixelStick V3. The ESPixelStick firmware supports the control of clock-less pixels, DMX512 devices and relays based upon your hardware platform. This is the Arduino based ESPixelStick firmware for ESP8266 and ESP32 platforms.
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