Recent content by Johnnyboy

The short of it is, if you find a sequence that you like the look of. You can 100% map that sequence to your own display. Results may vary based on number of props and the type you have. But as the show grows, you can used the purchased sequence to map to every new additional prop.

Not many include songs in the purchase price. It gets a bit risky including music due to copyright etc. Most vendors provide a link to the song. In Australia, there is not as many options for purchasing music, but i have found iTunes have most things. Just allow for $2 extra for a song

Just across the road from me! Don't get too good a coro props, you might have a part time job on your hands!

I know exactly what is causing this. It's to do with rotating the model in the layout rather than in the model data. It makes effects look all funny. I decided to mount all my flakes in a different orientation to the original as well. Here is the fix. - Rotate the model (in layout), to how it...

This was my list/cost when i built my mega tree. Approx 4.5m high, 32x150pixels. Costs are without pixels/controllers etc. Mega Tree Related Lightitup Mounts Strip 12mm pixel nodes - 50m Roll Amazon Bungie Balls - 6inch x50 Piptree Designs Tree Topper Kogan Hand Winch - strap...

Here you go. there are a few other versions of mounts for various configurations. The one for the RS-320 is from https://www.baldrickboard.com/en/fun-stuff/stls-and-mounts The LRS-600 version is a modified version that i did. Hope that helps

Glad you got it sorted :)

I found programming the hardest bit to figure out. Not to much risk in damaging the relay if hooked up correctly. The biggest indicator is if you hear the 'click' when the relay is triggered. If its not triggering, its likely not programmed correctly. Have a look at these instructions to see...

Most icicles you need to put in the drop pattern you have. I got some from ELD at this is what I use. Make sure you click alternate nodes might be slightly different depending on what you ordered

They are from the same Power supply that the receivers/controllers are supplying data. As i am typically powering 600+ pixels per port, they need power injection. As all my power injection is from the same power supply, i dont have to worry about breaking positive's etc. It's one way of doing...

Maybe i'm thinking how hard it would be for me. I run almost every channel at around 600 pixels. quite a few new controllers etc.

Very cool, but no idea if 100fps makes a difference in person. You tell us, worth the jump from 40? Must have been a huge show overhaul from a wiring/controllers/networking point of view. I shudder to think how much work that would be.

Been using PETG for the last 3 years, none have failed with the Aussie sun. Great filament

Smaller ones were Bud boxes NBF23004 – 150x100x70 that were purchased from Digi Key. Though I have since upgraded to a bigger box (290x190x140) as i found the smaller one too hard to fit everything in neatly. I got these from https://www.hansonelectronics.com.au/product/box-290x190x140/ Have...

You can do it any way you like. I have a number of props that i split over two ports, or even over two controllers. For this shape shifter, i have the first 600 on one port and the last 513 on the next port. Xlights is very configurable.