Hey all,
Had to join in as RGB pixel control is set to revolutionise christmas lighting as we know it!
I've done basic 16-32 channel LOR displays in the past, but have been very frustrated with the lack of control - either you fade/flash/flicker a complete single string of lights all at the same time, or you just turn on/off strings with store-bought 8-sequence controllers to get sparkle/chase effects etc.
Now that E1.31 support has been announced for LOR, it'll take the display to the next level! Although I'm nervous about programming strings with 50x the complexity due to individual pixel control....
Here's the video of last year's effort:
Carey Family Christmas Lights - Carol of the Bells
It was a bit of a rush job due to major renovations, so you'll no doubt pick up a little dodgy programming....
Anyway, glad to meet you all!
Adam
Had to join in as RGB pixel control is set to revolutionise christmas lighting as we know it!
I've done basic 16-32 channel LOR displays in the past, but have been very frustrated with the lack of control - either you fade/flash/flicker a complete single string of lights all at the same time, or you just turn on/off strings with store-bought 8-sequence controllers to get sparkle/chase effects etc.
Now that E1.31 support has been announced for LOR, it'll take the display to the next level! Although I'm nervous about programming strings with 50x the complexity due to individual pixel control....
Here's the video of last year's effort:
Carey Family Christmas Lights - Carol of the Bells
It was a bit of a rush job due to major renovations, so you'll no doubt pick up a little dodgy programming....
Anyway, glad to meet you all!
Adam