How to Use Twinkle with RGB pixels

[Darrell]

Is it possible to use Twinkle with RGB pixels?  I'm just getting started with sequencing for pixel strings.  For a given pixel prop during a sequence, I've set their color to try and match the warm white for my standard LED strings.  When I try to set the prop to 'twinkle' the lights for effect matching a snowfall, I can only seem to get a result where the individual red, green, and blue channels start to twinkle resulting in a multi-color effect instead of the warm white twinkle for the individual pixels I was looking for.  I've tried different combinations of the background/foreground buttons but haven't found the right combo.  Any advice?

[Don]

Take a look at macros.

 

I've got in my notes the following:
 

White Twinkle

151 50

152 0

153 0

154 0

155 7

156 100

157 0

 

 

You'll probably have to play with it a bit to make sure that's the right look you are wanting.

[George Simmons]

Post deleted - Maybe Don is on to something.

Edited February 1, 2014 by George Simmons

[dougd]

You can twinkle single colors, red, green or blue.

[Aaron Maue]

Do the macros work on non-LOR pixels? I thought they were only good on CCRs, CCPs, and CCBs.

[bobschm]

Snowfall? I have a vertical matrix of 8 strings. For snowfall, I went to SuperStar and created a morph of a single white pixel slowly "falling" down one string. Then cut and paste the bejeebers out of it into LOR so I had a snowfall.

 

For twinkling white pixels, I just went into LOR and hit full on white cells randomly over the time span I wanted.

 

(Check my sig for video of the snowfall.)

 

you can probably use a chase in LOR to create a snowfall too.

Edited February 1, 2014 by bobschm