Will Miles

> @willmmiles during your test with the PWM strip did you select a sound reactive effect? Did you have another device sending the audio data? To have the sound reactive...

I managed to get the crash to reliably reproduce, but I haven't yet pinpointed the root cause. Here's what I've learned so far - might be old hat for some...

Short update: I am still working on this! I added some code to track interrupts and other events across HWDT crashes; unfortunately I'm still not seeing any consistency in the...

> @willmmiles I'm not sure if wifiUdp will "preserve" unread multicast packages? Or do we always get the latest one from the wifi driver and old ones are discarded? Maybe...

> The udp packets seem to be released to us in bursts of five-- so there's definitely queuing going on somewhere -- and unfortunately they are not delivered very frequently....

> > The udp packets seem to be released to us in bursts of five-- so there's definitely queuing going on somewhere -- and unfortunately they are not delivered very...

OK, will do!

> > However, if I change the blending mode, changing colors just hard switches over - the fade is disabled but I don't get the new transition style. > >...

On another axis: if we wanted to completely integrate fading and other styles, instead of `isPixelClipped` we could have a `pixelBlendAlpha` call that could return any value from 0 (100%...

> If I were to go from here, I'd also consider using masks for transitions. This would help simplify the Fairy Dust blend mode, and would remove the special case...