PROFESSIONAL COURSES automate and animate your holiday lights using rgb pixels 5/5 (1)

Automate and Animate Your Holiday Lights Using RGB Pixels 84.99 €

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Create your own animated light display using low-voltage, computer-controlled LED lights (RGB Pixels)

Lessons
1) Introduction 7 views link to external resource
2) Course Syllabus and Overview 5 views link to external resource
3) What Are Pixels? What Do They Look Like? 2 views link to external resource
4) Design Your Display 3 views link to external resource
5) Pixel Lighting System Overview 1 views link to external resource
6) How RGB Pixels Work 2 views link to external resource
7) Recommended Power Supplies 2 views link to external resource
8) Pixel Controllers 2 views link to external resource
9) Computer - Raspberry Pi 2 views link to external resource
10) Select Your Pixel Lighting System 2 views link to external resource
11) A Complete System 6 views link to external resource
12) Adding Music To Your Display 4 views link to external resource
13) Pixel Controller Connections 2 views link to external resource
14) Networking SetUp 5 views link to external resource
15) Network Information Organizer 1 views link to external resource
16) Buying Pixels 2 views link to external resource
17) Tools You May Want 2 views link to external resource
18) Tips For Saving Money 1 views link to external resource
19) Creating Sequences 1 views link to external resource
20) Download xLights Exercise: Download and install xLights on your computer. xLights is a free and open source program that enables you to design, create and play amazing lighting display sequences through the use of D ... 1 views link to external resource
21) xLights Intro and Model Setup 4 views link to external resource
22) Create Your First Sequence with xLights 3 views link to external resource
23) Configure The Setup Tab 1 views link to external resource
24) Thank You & What’s Next? 1 views link to external resource