Sean Meighan
Software => Nutcracker Effects => Topic started by: EricR on November 29, 2016, 08:11:32 PM
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Is there a way to have pixel strings alternate colors like ordinary Christmas lights do? I thought about doing this after the show is finished for a few hours. Otherwise, what do you do after show hours? I have my ordinary lights turn on for a few hours and wanted to do something with the pixels.
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I use twinkle, just bring the brightness down to give a softer look. My pix shows one with less lights lit.
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I have to admit when I drive by a house with INCANs glowing I'm kinda jealous.
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I have to admit when I drive by a house with INCANs glowing I'm kinda jealous.
Thanks baby bear I will try that. Gilrock that's why I am keeps my incans as well, well LEDs actually. They are more of a pain to sequence but I like how they look better.
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LEDs don't have that same glow I'm talking about.
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My neighbor does a razor straight outline in incan C9s. It's one of my favorites.
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My neighbor does a razor straight outline in incan C9s. It's one of my favorites.
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I agree about the incandescent I just don't have the power to do it without adding a bunch to my electric panel
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I found that RGB values of 255 127 27 for "white" on my house outline match my incandescent icicle and snowflake lights fairly well.
Back to the original question, I am working on transitioning from LOR to xlights and I REALLY want to find out how to get the look of red white red white or other alternating colors that are static. It seems there would need to be a way to address the lights other than via the grid / pattern overlay on the whole house model. I made my entire house outline our of straight line segments so can I apply an effect to each model element individually. But what I can't seem to do is get the single strand effects to be static, any other ideas?
Thanks, Marcus
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Use the Marquee effect...you can select 2 colors and change the speed to 0. If it doesn't look correct try changing the Render Style in the Layer Settings panel to "Single Line".
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Thanks, I got it working.