I guess it doesn't matter that much anyway. Here's a sketch I wrote that's just a pretty RGB animation. I use it as a default - when I plug in a board I haven't used in a while and see this animation, I will instantly know the board is ready for use :mrgreen: Enjoy: // These photons hurt my eyes! A ...

Alright, I think I found my answer: the trick is to do this in a project directory.

I have done the following in the esp-idf command window:
This works.

Hi MicroController, well, there's something on there that makes the RGB LED go through its seven colors. I would like to see how that is programmed. as an aside I'm still trying to find my way with the IDE - I never used Visual Studio Code before - such a large amount of prompts and popups is a bit ...

Hi, thanks for your message.

When I put power onto the chip, the RGB LED goes through all 7 base colors. That's the sketch I'd like to have.

I just ran the installer from https://dl.espressif.com/dl/idf-installer/esp-idf-tools-setup-online-2.27.exe It is supposed to set up everything, but, I am now getting exactly the same issue as above. I'm a noob at this what should I do? I'm using Windows 11. I also reported this here: https://github...

Hi everyone, Totally new to the ESP32, but I just received my order of two boards, the ESP32-C6-DevKitM-1 and ~C-1 and can't wait to try them out. However, what I would like to have first is the "default sketches". I tried to search this board but I am getting a server error 500. Where can I find th...