Hi Guys
I joined this forum about 4 years ago so I'm not really new, but then moved about 3.5 years ago and changed jobs haven't had any time to even think about lights other than basic static display I put up , however I've decided to see if I can do it .
I grabbed all the controllers I bought way back then , yet to test them , hope they work , though seems the new go is the falcon board
I've forgotten everything so went back and read the 101 , now it seems there has been quite a few advances in the last 4 years with Pi's and xLights etc so it looks like a massive learning curve
problem is the roof is quite wide about 35 metres and I have only about 2 metres of space at the front of the building also.
just wanting some advice to see if I'm on the right track , I've drawn an image of the controllers I have and some of the things I want to do, (not everything in the photo is in the controller diagram yet) , am I on the right track or have I no idea? ,should I get different controllers and do it differently ?
any advice is welcome
I joined this forum about 4 years ago so I'm not really new, but then moved about 3.5 years ago and changed jobs haven't had any time to even think about lights other than basic static display I put up , however I've decided to see if I can do it .
I grabbed all the controllers I bought way back then , yet to test them , hope they work , though seems the new go is the falcon board
I've forgotten everything so went back and read the 101 , now it seems there has been quite a few advances in the last 4 years with Pi's and xLights etc so it looks like a massive learning curve
problem is the roof is quite wide about 35 metres and I have only about 2 metres of space at the front of the building also.
just wanting some advice to see if I'm on the right track , I've drawn an image of the controllers I have and some of the things I want to do, (not everything in the photo is in the controller diagram yet) , am I on the right track or have I no idea? ,should I get different controllers and do it differently ?
any advice is welcome