PPD Webinar & Q&A Meetings
PPD hosts a live RGB hobby related lesson. We follow up with a Q&A session to help you along with your display challenges. See dates and previous webinar videos below.
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Webinars are streamed LIVE to our PPD Facebook Page.
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Not able to attend? View past Seminars below:
Setup the Baldrick8 Controller in xLights: Pt 2
Getting Started with xLights — How to Configure a Baldrick 8 Controller How to Connect Your Baldrick 8 Starter Kit to xLights Building your first RGB controller is exciting, but seeing your pixels respond inside xLights is where the real
How to Build Your First RGB Pixel Controller | Baldrick 8 Starter Kit Guide
Getting Started with Pixel Lighting — How to Assemble a Baldrick 8 Controller How to Build Your First RGB Pixel Controller with the Baldrick 8 Starter Kit Getting started in the RGB lighting hobby can feel overwhelming at first. Controllers,
PPD Webinar: Forgotten Effects in xLights
There are over 50 effects in xLights, but most of us rely on the same core group when building our sequences. Tonight’s session takes a step back to explore these less popular and often overlooked effects.We’ll talk about what they
PPD Webinar: Setting Up The xLights State Effect
Many times, we have individual props that we want to just light-up. This might be a static figure that you don’t want to sequence. Join us as we use the States Effect to create a simple “on” state for your
PPD Webinar: Understanding the xLights Sequence Dialogs
This webinar takes a closer look at the Sequence Dialog Boxes in xLights. These are the many settings panels you interact with while building and editing effects in the sequence tab of xLights. These dialog boxes control everything from effect
PPD Webinar: Submodeling 101 – The Boscoyo Mini Mez
In this hands-on session, we dive into the fundamentals of submodeling in xLights using a brand-new prop released by Boscoyo Studios—revealed live during the class. The first 20–25 minutes focus on the core submodel process, walking step-by-step through how to