# Lampenmuesli

void setup() {
  // put your setup code here, to run once:

}

void loop() {
  // put your main code here, to run repeatedly:

// Ich bin Pseudocode:

Declare a buffer LightState
Declare a serial tx
Declare a serial rx
Declare an analog source of the brightness sensor
Declare a source of the event that is the movement sensor
Declare a manual switch
Declare a bool that means even or odd as a neighbour decider.
Declare a named struct called payload that contains (PayloadData and Direction)


}


// Freeform notes:

Even Odd Model tinkering

      E O E O E
      E O E O E
      E O E O E


According to this setup, at least in a line graph, E's only comm with O's and other way around.
But this is actually bad, is it?
Because now an O in the middle of 2 E's can still not discern if the message came from side 1 or side 2.

Can we even/odd differently?

      E E O O E E O O E E O O E E O O
      E E O O E E O O E E O O E E O O
      E E O O E E O O E E O O E E O O
      E E O O E E O O E E O O E E O O
      E E O O E E O O E E O O E E O O

Now every node can at last make a difference between sides.
But there is no channel annotation. So we have to put the senders chosen side into the serial message.
Can we get a proper absolute direction from this?


Random address self assignment per activity event?

We get triggered