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Re:XLights – open source light sequencer and show scheduler by grawp on Monday December 18, 2023 @11:20AM (#38684586)
Wake me up when it can do precise 400led 2D mapping under 10seconds and even not be picky about ambient lighting conditions at all like Twinky.
Re:XLights – open source light sequencer and show scheduler by punkybr3wster on Monday December 18, 2023 @11:40AM (#38684869)
What is the point of posts like this?

What’s stopping you from putting in the effort into an open source system so it can compete with a feature set of a closed source commercial product?

Re:XLights – open source light sequencer and show scheduler by loufe on Monday December 18, 2023 @02:21PM (#38686923)
I completely agree. Whether grandparent meant it or not, that language gives an entitled vibe which doesn't fit for open source projects.
Re:XLights – open source light sequencer and show scheduler by igor47 on Monday December 18, 2023 @11:38AM (#38684843)
I'm super curious about this. I recently tried a one day install with twinkly on a boat and the LEDs were too far away and moving too much to map with my phone. I was thinking about how I would do it differently, maybe with some manual work. Do you know any exciting open source work in the space?
Re:XLights – open source light sequencer and show scheduler by janci on Monday December 18, 2023 @01:56PM (#38686622)
So much this. It seems to detect any bright spots as LEDs. It should make a difference of the current frame with all-leds-off frame and then detect the LEDs.