Post a picture of your Animation Window in LOR

[Guest guest]

Here is my 8 Channel Animation, Same amount of channels as 2005, I was hoping for 80 channels, but it didn't happen, maybe next year!

Attached files

[Guest guest]

Here is mine, Remember you can veiw all my animations on my website http://palmbaylights.com.


Attached files

[Guest guest]

Here is mine...as NEW B...only have 16 channels.....anyways...hope you get the idea...

[Guest guest]

Nice design Robogeek. Where where you when they were designing Atari 2600 games? They could have used your help.

[Guest guest]

this is my first christmas, too. i'm doing 16 channels for my boyfriend's dad's house.

the scribble at the top represents icicle lights on the eves; then there're three trees that get mini lights on the trunks; and we made six red and white mini trees (from left over tomato cages - just turn them upside down and make a point at the top!)

this is too much fun to see everyone's animations!

-joules


Attached files

[Guest guest]

Thank you for all the inspiration! A few of the animations put mine to shame. I really like how several are "drawn to scale." It gives you a much better idea of the overall picture!

[Guest guest]

not much but its all i have.

32 channels

[Guest guest]

This is my first year trying an animated display.
Here is my 16 channel screen shot.
The roof line icicle lights are divided into 3 channels.

The red, green, and blue squares are windows and the vertical lines next to the windows are posts on the porch.

I have 5 channels of lawn lights (red green blue) and a few trees divided into 3 channels.



Attached files

[Guest guest]

RichardH wrote:

Nice design Robogeek. Where where you when they were designing Atari 2600 games? They could have used your help.

I was Playing them, Considering I was born around the time the 2600 came out.

[Guest guest]

LOR ScreenShot minus the X10 and Static


Attached files

[Guest guest]

Here's my 16-Channel Configuration

1. 
   
2. House Outline
   
3. Master Window
   
4. Master Window - Green
   
5. Window 2
   
6. Window 2 - Green
   
7. Window 3
   
8. Window 3 - Green
   
9. Window 4
   
10. Window 4 - Green
    
11. Front Window
    
12. Column 1
    
13. Column 2
    
14. Column 3
    
15. Large Spiral
    
16. Medium Spiral
    
17. Small Spiral

So far, I've synched:

1. 
   
2. Trans-Siberian Orchestra -- Christmas Eve Sarajevo
   
3. Barenaked Ladies -- Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
   
4. Disney's Philharmonic Orchestra -- God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

And three-quarters done with SheDaisy's Deck the Halls.

Take care!

Paul

Attached files

[Guest guest]

This is mine, you will notice that it is a little sloppy. I dont use the animation very much so I dont need a perfect drawing. I have the three floods in the yard and the mailbox downright.






--Daniel L

[Guest guest]

My first animation sequence with 16 Channels.

Attached files

[Guest guest]

Here is my 16 channel animation. The eight trees are representative of 16 mini-trees, each with a string of clear, green and red lights. The red and green vertical lines represent lights hung vertically on the trunk of two giant oak trees that flank the yard. The white diamond represents a tree in our courtyard that will be covered with icicle strands. And the inverted V and lines represent icicles running across the front of our house. This is my first year, so I look forward to seeing the real thing live.

Attached files

[Guest guest]

Along the top are both multi and white icicles. The red sleigh represents both that and the 5 reindeer in front of it. The vertical lines are the house outline (strands of multis on the corners of the house). The blue tree represents my LEDs. Those are ornaments hanging from the branches. The multicolored tree is made up of 700 lights in each of 6 colors (4200 lights in all). Back to the far left are 3 spiral trees, white, green, and blue. Candy canes and lumenarias are just below them. In the center is the mega tree. 4 channels of multi and one channel of white which includes the star. Surrounding that are 12 mini trees. Next to those are the netlights on the bushes. The snowman represents the blowmolds. The Seasons Greetings sign is on the side of the house.

Here's a shot of the mega tree with channels 2 and 4 turned off, and 1, 3, and white turned on to give you a better idea how I draw the channels:

[Guest guest]

16 Channel LOR n00b

The horizontal/diagnol lines are rope lights that outline the roof.

The splotches of red and white under the 5-pane bay window are red and white spot lights, as is the red outline around the tree trunk (red spotlight -- see my download on my profile).

Not pictured: star on upper roof peak, and blue spot lights on upper roof.





Also not pictured...candles in windows and coach lights, all controlled via X10.

[Guest guest]

Hi! Newbie here with 48 channels. Sometimes I think I should have heeded the conventional wisdom and start small, but then I couldn't match the picture in head to only 16 channels so....I jumped in with both feet!:shock: Below is my animation window.

The lower right corner has an angel (yellow thing), a nativity set with a spotlight (white thing) and the radio sign (purple thing).

Songs include:
Run, Run, Rudolph - Jimmy Buffet
What is Christmas - TSO
Linus Soliloquoy
For The Sake of Our Brothers - TSO
Queen of the Winter Night - TSO

10 days to go!:waycool:

Sally




Attached files

[Guest guest]

Here is my display. 64 channels.

You can see a snippet of it in action at my website. Link in sig.


Attached files

[Guest guest]

SVO4Turbo wrote:

Here is my display. 64 channels.

You can see a snippet of it in action at my website. Link in sig.

nice! The white outlines for the gables look great. what lights did you use for that?

-joules

[Guest guest]

There are actually 4 colors on all of the gables, and they are all C9 lights. I've always liked the way they look on roof peaks. I just zip tied 4 c9 strings together, each it's own color. So with their normal spacing of 12 inches, 4 strings gives me a bulb about every 3 inches.

Thanks for the Kudos!