Project stopped working between Uno Bread Board to ATTiny 85

[diamond556]

So I'm very new to programming and hit a bit of a wall in the final steps of a project that I haven't been able to quite get to completion.

I have a custom LED wearable project that I've been working on for a while, and I got my project working just how I want it on a bread board, I then tried to transfer it onto the ATTiny and suddenly half of what I've been trying to do stopped working.

The general goals are 2 fold:

• a rotary encoder turning changes the hue of the NeoPixels
• Pushing the encoder switches the effect, but the effect still allows for hue to change.

As I said I got this all working no issue on the bread board, but once I moved it to the ATTiny, the turning to change the encoder stopped working. The only reasonable difference I can distinguish is that I was using pin 0 and 1 on the arudino, and while I'm using the same pins on the Tiny, these are now PWM pins according the pinout I found.

So my question is should the fact that these pins are PWM useable mean that they can't get used as inputs, or that

pinMode (SPIN_CCW, INPUT);

is not valid for these pins?

I realize I may not be giving enough information to actually answer this, so please let me know what other things I can provide.

Below should be the pin out I found for the Tiny

[groundFungus]

What core are you using for the tiny85? I prefer the ATTinyCore core. It is the best and easiest to use of all that I have tried.

Pins 0 and 1 are regular GPIO pins and should work with your encoder the same as the Uno.

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