GARLAND PAUSE EFFECT IMPRESS YOUR AUDIENCE You would love this insightful video tutorial on the Garland Pause Effect including the five different colors and fill effects (with those same five colors that were used). Starting with the transition effects with… Read More
In my daily sequencing I tend to heavily favor group sequencing over individual model sequencing. Why? Because I like to be thrifty with my effects. The Per Model Default render style is the easy way to overlay the same effect… Read More
August second session is now available to view. We covered some questions asked in the groups. Also we reviewed the new enhanced LOR data protocol that was added in February 2018. Your standard AC and Pixie controllers are now supported… Read More
PART 1 An interactive and practical session on some very important features in xLights. In this video, you will learn easier and more fascinating how to build a mega tree, as well as how to incorporate stunning effects using any… Read More
Continuing the discussion on the render styles. Here is the Default Model as a Pixel. Render Styles Pt11 Default Model as a Pixel from Pixel Pro Displays on Vimeo.
This video highlights some practical ways on how to prep your setups to upload into your controllers. You will also discover: – Some interesting xLights upgrades that are compatible with the Falcon, Raspberry Pi, E682 and more. – How to… Read More
This is Part 2 of the video series on Importing xLights sequences into your layout. If you follow the instructions in part 1, you can easily identify the groups and props that have sequencing programmed into them. Then, following this… Read More
This is part 1 of a 2 part video series on Mapping xLights sequences from other people’s displays into your layout. Specifically we will walk you thought how to setup groups in your layout that will match an original PPD… Read More
Render Style examples continue in this 14 part video series. We review the Overlay Center and Overlay Scaled styles.
Continuing the Lessons on Render Styles, we jump right into Vertical Per Model Per Strand. Here are some examples of how these render styles work well when applying different effects to model groups.