The truth is out there! (Servo control)

[Gunner]

It is all about the code you use, not really a Blynk thing, that is just the GUI.

This is just one way…

C++ Blynk (Legacy) - Code Examples for Basic Tasks

#4 Slow & Variable Servo Sweep Without ‘delay()’ (Yay Timers!) This is one I dug out of my archive and tweaked a bit to make it variable and stable. I also have another method of varing a timer, shown in a later post: 20 - Easy Variable Timer This example will allow you to control the sweep speed of a servo motor… normally they run at one speed, from where they are to where you want them to go. Traditional methods to slow that down is move the servo in incremental steps with a delay between…

And an alternative of varying the timer

C++ Blynk (Legacy) - Code Examples for Basic Tasks

#20 - Variable timer There has been a few discussions about how to vary the interval time of a timer… I have even used one way in an earlier post above with the adjustable servo sweep. But here is an easier way… use a one-shot Timeout Timer instead… Create your function that you want to run on a variable interval, but don’t call that function with an outside timer, just call it the first time (if you want) in your setup or upon Blynk connect, or even wait until you chose a time, etc. Then, u…