monocolor led matrix
Posted: Sat Feb 23, 2008 6:00 pm
hello, i've been reading through your site and looking at how the system operates, however i'm a mac user, and as yet havent downloaded the software onto a pc to try out, but i wondered if you could assist in a question i have please?
I'm building a single color dmx led matrix, 8x8 pixels, with the intention of cascading multiple units totaling 4 universe's.
i was looking through the fixture editor manual, and i was wondering if it was possible to create a custom fixture that supports mono color installations? i see that its possible to control par cans etc by setting the color value between 0-255, but on the "fixture dialog" page of the .chm files, it makes reference to the "color Depth" of the pixels. since i dont have the software to use as yet, could you tell me if its possible to set the colour depth to 1, ie: 1 dmx channel, instead of the stated 3 for rgb and 4 for rgbw?
i know this would be a huge waste considering the power that this software has over rgb systems, but this is for a custom installation where only a single color led wall is required.
unfortunately my time scales are a little too tight to be able to build the system and code something in MAX/MSP to control it, and to be honest i'd never get anywhere near the control this marvelous looking software has!
i must say, you've excelled yourselves with this! well done!
cheers,
bod.
I'm building a single color dmx led matrix, 8x8 pixels, with the intention of cascading multiple units totaling 4 universe's.
i was looking through the fixture editor manual, and i was wondering if it was possible to create a custom fixture that supports mono color installations? i see that its possible to control par cans etc by setting the color value between 0-255, but on the "fixture dialog" page of the .chm files, it makes reference to the "color Depth" of the pixels. since i dont have the software to use as yet, could you tell me if its possible to set the colour depth to 1, ie: 1 dmx channel, instead of the stated 3 for rgb and 4 for rgbw?
i know this would be a huge waste considering the power that this software has over rgb systems, but this is for a custom installation where only a single color led wall is required.
unfortunately my time scales are a little too tight to be able to build the system and code something in MAX/MSP to control it, and to be honest i'd never get anywhere near the control this marvelous looking software has!
i must say, you've excelled yourselves with this! well done!
cheers,
bod.