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Offline jeffl

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Warm White - How do you handle it?
« on: July 25, 2015, 08:27:13 AM »
I'm one of those guys that just bought a ton of warm white LED's to convert my display from incans.  The issue I just found is that if you setup the color of warm white it's orange (in any sequencing software) and when I use my RGB setup for white I want it to match my incans.

I thought I seen a post talking about doing a search and replace on the sequence when you were done changing #FFFFFF to your color RGB (255,103,23) when finished.  Does anyone have any tips that I could put into the workflow to make this happen?  Or a video that may have already explained it?

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Re: Warm White - How do you handle it?
« Reply #1 on: July 25, 2015, 08:38:35 AM »
In the sequence's XML file there is a color palettes section which contains all the colors you use in your sequence. It defines all 6 color boxes even though you might not check all the boxes for every effect.  So you could do a search and replace to change those #FF..... numbers if you wanted.  As far as future workflow you just need to click the colors in the color palette and set them to what you want before you start dropping the effects.

  <ColorPalettes>
    <ColorPalette>C_BUTTON_Palette1=#FF0000,C_BUTTON_Palette2=#00FF00,.............</ColorPalette>
  </ColorPalettes>