The "zig zag" is built into the number of "strands per string". Don't use zig zag in the controller... just let the model build itself... then right-click on the prop and view the wiring diagram. You'll see a reverse view (from the pushed side) of how xLigths built the model. It should match how you've built your tree.

Yes. You would build a face definition using the Node Ranges. Assign the AC channels that associate the lip movements to match the phonemes, and eye open/close to allow for blinking. Then in the sequence, apply the faces effect to the prop. Point the effect to read the lyric track you have lyrics for. The face should read that track and it will output your assign AC data.

Because, we have to first post a video before we can make the product :) They are now posted in the sequence store.

Yes. Any change in your layout requires you to re-render all your sequences. Any change to network (ports you're plugging props into) requires you to re-render all your sequences. If you move a prop from the left side of your house, to the right side of your house, you must re-render. Same goes for rotation of a prop.

No it doesn't. It only opens and renders then creates the FSEQ. Any changes you want to make require you to open the sequence, change them, then save.

For this video, I found an image online to show as a demo. Good luck :)

Ah found it, the 3d box has to be un-ticked at the bottom of the group info window

Try unchecking "Full xLights Control" on the controller with the second half of the split prop?

@@PixelProDisplays That didn't make any difference. Switching off full Xlights control for either or both (Falcon F16v3, smart reciever, and Falcon PiCap v1) keeps Xlights giving new channel numbers. THe Picap handles the first two strings of 100 5v pixels, And the receiver on the F16v3 on the first rj45 port handles three strings of 100 5 v pixels. Everything works until I put the strings on the ports.

@@MarcoSpelde If the prop you're splitting is at the "end" of the first controller, it should continue at the "start" of the next controller. Just like the example in the video. If the first controller ends at channel say, 5000, you want the next controller to "start" at 5001. Now I placed it on the first outputs of the controller to help insure when I assigned it to the controller, that is would stay the same. Also, don't assign the other items to the second controller till after the shadow model has been assigned. That should stop the channel changes. If you still have problems, come into our Tuesday Open Mic Nite Zoom room 8:30pm Tuesday (tomorrow night). I'm sure we can get ya going.

@@MarcoSpelde I have same issue, did you ever solve? thx

@@IsmaelMora12 nope, I ended up buying a baldrick controller and call it a day.

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Correct! This is a static sequence for use when you're not running your animated show. See video description for details on our Twinkling Traditions.

Correct, this is a static sequence for use when you're not running your animated show. Seee video description for details on our Twinkling Traditions.

This is a static sequence for use when you're not running your animated show. See video description for details on our Twinkling Traditions.

This is a static sequence for use when you're not running your animated show. See video description for details on our Twinkling Traditions.

@@PixelProDisplays , I didn’t read the description. Sorry

😂 I forgot about that. I've since change the "activate" word on my office Echo LOL. It doesn't happen anymore now.