TexasLights

I will say that the concerns raised on this board has stopped me from sharing almost anything with anyone else. Very few of my sequences started from scratch. I typically look for some examples that someone else has done, mostly to get the beats and main pieces and then I copy paste those across. Even though most of these do not come with a "no share" clause, since I can't be sure where the original posters got it from, I don't want to accidently share someone's work. I had seen this on the Facebook forum where someone had been sharing someone else's work without even realizing it.

I suspect other people do this too, but I put little tweaks in my sequences that most people don't even notice. Like in the drum roll at 0:35 where the power shuts off -- the lights kind of fade up the pixel tree but if the power went off, they would just go off.. But most people don't register this.... It just seems natural....

sorry for the belated replies, sent file on to those that requested. as for the tree, they go a long ways up, although not all of way, but once its dark, you don't notice the dark spots. It takes most of a day to wrap that tree... Plan is to add 4 strings of pixels up 4 of the trunks of that tree.

sorry for the belated responses to this topic. Had a few things going on and finally getting back into LOR tasks. Yes, i could share what I have. Just send me your mail and typical disclaimers.

not "running your show and viewing", but if you have LOR loaded before you starter the sequencer, you can play your show on your computer and it will play on the lights outside. I did that a lot the first year i started to get a better feel for what did what.

you can run 2 networks. The older ones on their own (you still have a black adapter?) http://www1.lightorama.com/network-speeds/

I had to add the Griswold drumroll this year, here is my version

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This one has been very popular. Willing to share what i did although admittedly, my preview is a bit of mess at the moment. But you just need the basic constructs to paste into your own sequences. Message me with typical disclaimers. Richard

My daughter said I needed to do this one. It was a catchy tune and a lot of fun once I started on it. Welcome to share if you want, as long as you don't plan to sell...

Get well soon Bob. It's my first year with MIIP and still learning the ropes, but a great addition to my program and very popular with those that come by.

depending on the pixie8, it can run 8 X 100 strands. The 12V version i got last year has no issues with 24 X 25 (i went wider than denser) plus a couple of candy canes and the star, just short of 800 pixels. even at 100% but i ran it at less by setting the dimming curve. This year i went to 24 X 50 and added a 2nd pixie 8 to control half of the lights.

One option is that you can swap the show file. Basically have 2, one that has a sequence (sq1) and one that has all off (sq2) . Copy the one you want to show.lss and the show editor will recognize its been changed and switch to the new one. This is what the Miip app does to alter the show sequence.

i don't have a pixcon16 but i recall seeing the dimming curve for it is set in the hardware, the dimming curve in the preview is for devices that don't support it. Intensity is a relative brightness for the sequence, and is basically after any dimming has been applied.

there is a Facebook LOR sequence sharers group that has some versions. I can't share since its not mine, but you can sign up and get from there. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1901299436791951