Wow, I have spent time on this and not sure where to turn. I am running a show with 15000 pixels. My controllers are all Dig Octa controllers. I will say I am truly enjoying this but this issue has me stumped. This year I wante to switch all the Dig-octa from WLED to PPixelsticks and use a Raspberry Pi running FPP. The Raspberry PI will also be the bridge to the controllers allowing them to run in a seperate network. From what I know of FPP, it sens a lot less data around. This is all to try and stop lag, computer hicups etc. So, all controllers (11 so far) are switched to Pixelsticks, Raspberry Pi is running FPP, all is good.
Now for the fun part, Uploading the data from Xlights to the controllers. not working . I have to back up here, I have two Matrixes and 1 Megtree. The large Matrix has 4 controllers attached, the smaller Matrix has 2 controllers attached and the Mega tree has 2 controllers attached. To allow me to make the connections to multiple controllers for a model, I created shadow models for each of the matrixes and the Mega tree. This worked great when running WLED. But now when I try to upload to Pixelsticks, the file sizes are 305 bytes. According to what I looked up, this is basically a header data and that is it.
I am stuck, I have tried a lot of things and cannot get it to load the data correctly. any help out there?
How have you set up the Matrixes when you have 4400 pixels in a matrix? and one controller is not large enough?
At this point I am thinking to go back to WLED and pass a lot of data around but I really did not want to. As a note, I am using LAN wiring to connect the controllers together.
Now for the fun part, Uploading the data from Xlights to the controllers. not working . I have to back up here, I have two Matrixes and 1 Megtree. The large Matrix has 4 controllers attached, the smaller Matrix has 2 controllers attached and the Mega tree has 2 controllers attached. To allow me to make the connections to multiple controllers for a model, I created shadow models for each of the matrixes and the Mega tree. This worked great when running WLED. But now when I try to upload to Pixelsticks, the file sizes are 305 bytes. According to what I looked up, this is basically a header data and that is it.
I am stuck, I have tried a lot of things and cannot get it to load the data correctly. any help out there?
How have you set up the Matrixes when you have 4400 pixels in a matrix? and one controller is not large enough?
At this point I am thinking to go back to WLED and pass a lot of data around but I really did not want to. As a note, I am using LAN wiring to connect the controllers together.