Recent content by silver_ice

Based on your xlights screenshot you have defined 0 channels in there - is it auto sized? turn that off and just specify the 16 channel size manually

Hah I was searching for this post last year and couldnt find it, so I ended up making my own aussie duct clips , but for the 25mm duct. STL and F3D file is in my Xmas dropbox - https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/bbq9cg5068rmn224huuwu/h?rlkey=syuekv7dn7glfbfvnsy4hxno3&dl=0

This is a neat idea and scales nicely if you batch them up. That said, grab yourself a tube of something from Soudal (I use the T-Rex Grip or something) - a better adhesive than hotglue should have you sorted, I dont have an issue with glued in magnets in the outback over summer

Ok sorry for the delay - i have added some DXF's of the same. the "Pixel" versions are the sketches with the drilling pattern but I also included the outline versions which are just the raw sketch before adding drill holes etc, as both might be useful.

Fusion personal will sort ya out, yes - but its a fair point and I'll do it anyway, since folks may wanna project or do a CAM setup for laser cutting or whatever, so it will be good to have the DXF's anyways

Yup! I can, I just need to do some projecting to get everything back to a 2D plane - gimme a day or so.

I like the recess where the lights live on these.....same with ply though, have to paint it, 100%. My problem was 3 - 7mm ply or MDF sucked when the weight got too much - Bunnos had $50 sheets of 12mm ply and its holding up perfectly, but still needed to paint

Yep, very nice.... on some of my newer drawings, ive started to just engrave the wiring layout - another reason thickish ply works well.

Heya Just thought I'd share these in case anyone else wanted to do some CNC props - Dropbox In here I've got a Singing Santa face and xmodel file to go with it, a star for 200 pixels, Hello Kitty (no model, I just did it for my daughter and lit it up statically), and some small spinners for...

I had no failures this year with 100 meters of LED strip, 20 metres of that was in the form of 8 arches just glued to 12mm flat bar that I just bent and pegged. All my strip was the IP67 60/m from this store https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004289391906.html - I did re-seal (epoxy or silicon)...

I know the thread is a bit aged but I had this with a B card the other day - there is a known issue with the v13 firmware that comes on the v8.x version of the cards which causes the flicker when there is network IO. panelsrus shows the fix - View: https://youtu.be/LcTKwyMmJec

Nope, turns out I was just dumb. After reading through the code, I re-tried the "Output By Row" option and it worked. Previously, when there was no output, I was encountering another bug where the ffpd service wasn't restarting properly.

Interestingly, this is some kind of hardware and software issue I suspect - testing with FPP 3.0 (the earliest I could find an image for), firing up "Node 1 (channel 1,3) results in the left most pixel in the top 2 rows lighting up.... unfortunately LEDScape hasnt been maintained - does anyone...

No output when I used that option

No worries, Im going to bang some bits into it with LEDScape to rule out a hardware issue.