
Buckeyelights
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Pataskala, Ohio
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construction manager
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Have you seen the agenda for LUO? There are some awesome topics and speakers. Not registered, sign up today. It promises to be a fun event. Register here: www.luo2017.whindo.com AGENDA: Friday, June 2nd: XLights & LOR Living Peacefully Together... by Clyde Lindsey Do you use XLights and want to add LOR or you use LOR and want to add XLights, but not sure how or they just don't seem to play nice with each other?? Then this session you won't want to miss!! Clyde is going to go over the "Tips & Tricks" on getting LOR & XLights to work together! Be sure to bring your Laptop!!
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It's too bad they don't show more of the completed displays lit up. The stories of each family or neighborhood are ok, but if you blink you'll miss the shot of the display(s) lit up.
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WOW, outstanding.
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Bump, I too was hoping someone has this sequence and is willing to share it. Tks!!!! Joe
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Excellent, very entertaining!!!
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My Ghostbuster Logo and Halloween Singing Face Design
Buckeyelights replied to Terpsmurf's topic in The Coffee Shop
Love the Ghostbusters logo, very creative! -
I like that song. I thought I WAS done with Halloween sequencings, guess not. Please send it to: jerdeljac@occh.org Thanks!!!!
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Could this be it, although it's not 6 ft high: http://www.thewinfieldcollection.com/product/Reindeer_Trio_Yard_Sign/Reindeer-Sleigh-Woodcraft-Patterns
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New Session update: DMX and E1.31 Fundamentals This session will focus on an Understanding what DMX and E1.31 are and how to use and set them up for your display. It’ll will cover using an Enttec Open and Enttec Pro USB to DMX dongle for a basic 1 universe setup and E1.31 for multiple universes. Pros and Cons between both technologies and things to watch out for. It will demonstrate a few DMX and E1.31 controllers that are used in a display. Remember: Seating and attendance is limited so sign up now, here: http://lightupohio.whindo.com https://www.facebook...442437125883805
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Session Update: Are you thinking about adding pixels to your display or know just enough to get into trouble? Attend Light Up Ohio and get a good handle on pixels with two more outstanding sessions planned. Pixels 101 - A basic primer for anyone wanting to get involved into pixels but not sure where to start. This session will start by giving a general overview of what pixels are, the different types, the hardware required to use them, along with the different sequencer options. Pixels 201 - A slight more advance discussion of pixels and design considerations - Architectures of different
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Outstanding!!! That must have been a blast!
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Session Update: XLights/Nutcracker 4.0 Have you heard that XLights/Nutcracker will be releasing 4.0? One of LUO's own, Richard Renn, is currently testing and learning 4.0 and will discuss the many new features that come along with it and some new things that may come out this year. Some of the new features at this time, you can create your own timing marks just like we do in Audacity no need to import unless you want to; you can have multiple effect layers on a model converting your existing XML files to the new fseq, converting LOR data to 4.0 and how to use the channel off set to line up
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I am just curious how many of us did lights before animation
Buckeyelights replied to Papa6058's topic in The Coffee Shop
Started on my own when I was around 11-12 years old, after my parents split up. Prior to that I helped my Dad. Lots of wood cut-outs, lights, and oh I loved the individual twinkling lights. Won my first light display as a teen; donated the winnings to Father Flanagan's boys' Town. 48 years later I'm still passionate about our display. It's been a fun ride. -
Lots of options for hotels nearby, from a very nice Hilton to economy lodging. Search for hotels in, around zip code 43240, you'll find quite a variety to pick from. Hope you decide to attend. The best thing about Light Up Ohio is the people you meet there. They're a fantastic group of folks.
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The agenda, the topics for discussion and presentations are coming together very well. We have a very informative group of speakers who have kindly agreed to share their wisdom & a little humor with the decorating community. Most of you are probably familiar with TBDBITL, The Ohio State University Marching Band, known as The Best Damn Band in the Land; well Light Up Ohio is pleased to announce that TBDTITL, The Best Damn Transmitter in the Land will be present. That's right there will be a discussion about FM transmitters and that whole facet of our hobby. David Jones, DIY expert, wi