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Best Practices for DIY Coro Prop Manufacturing
The first step is assembling the coro itself. Carefully extrude two perfectly flat sheets of polypropylene while simultaneously forming hundreds of internal flutes between them. While oven mitts may seem advisable...
An RGB model followed on the same port by a single node for the UV is certainly one way to do it. I'd be curious to see the details of the setup, maybe there is just a small thing wrong with it.
The other way to do it is to use one flood model, set the RGB channels, create submodels for the UV...
Is there any more detail to that? There are a few reasons it could be red.
First question: Does "Check Sequence" tool report any clues?
If you make your own sequence and put the bars or spirals effect on the tree, does it look good?
Trying to establish if it is the layout or something about...
4 strings (because you said 4 connections)
32 strands/4 strings = 8 strands per string
8 strands * 80 nodes = 640 nodes per string
Hope that makes sense, if not we can put in a screen shot of the settings
So there are two schools of thought here. One is you just put everything on your home network (logically). This could be a wired or wireless connection from your home network to your show network, which would have a switch with ethernet cables to the Pi and all the controllers... the exact...
(It's still October somewhere.)
New Features
Controllers: Show setup support has become a real feature, with discovery, configuration upload, port maps, wiring diagrams, and so on. When coupled with the cloud service, you can see your entire show setup on your phone without being on your LAN...
Hmm, I see a flaw in my plan. The playlist is only available when the player is running because only the player knows it. Maybe I need an export feature.
https://dev.ezplayer.dev/shows/moc
As of now...