GLOW UP Your Terrain With LED Smart Panels

Want boiling lava, frigid ice, or bubbling acid in your terrain? Join me as I take a look at some smart LED panels and use them for tabletop gaming! Like the content? Consider joining me on 🟧 Patreon / atmoseeker
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[@edheldude]

I have nanoleaf myself but for tabletop I'd use paper thin electoluminescent panels. They're way cheaper and you could use colored/themed films on top of them. Cool idea and I like the glowing lava.

[@Atmoseeker]

That's rad, I'll have to check those out! Love having a bunch of options for these effects

[@FablesD20]

Having an LED base is so much fun!

[@erikvarela2045]

Super cool, even if it's way beyond my budget!

[@DantheDM]

Those are very cool. Thanks for the demo

[@dreadmorg]

Wow! Amazing! First time I have heard of these things. Very cool!

[@mikeg9493]

Great video Sebastian! Loved the lava effect to begin with but the fog took it to the next level! Definitely will be looking into this for my game table.

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks Mike! Fog will always step it up a notch! Love me some fog effects 💨

[@MortarMarv]

Cant wait to pick some up. Thanks for the inpspiration.

[@BodyByBenSLC]

This looks so fun.

[@FlutesLoot]

Those look great!

[@Decado1628]

Good stuff!!

[@boritroll6423]

Your videos are always so unique and cool. Really love your style, mate. Just got my DMX lamp by your recommendation, can't wait to set it up for my upcoming DnD games. Wanted to say a huge thank you for the inspiration you gave me recently. I really needed it to restart my hobby life and enjoy it even better than before.

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks so much! If you ever get stuck, always happy to try and help where I can. Lets make these games epic!

[@bonusactionheroes]

I've been pondering this a lot the last few days, exciting setups. I was thinking about my old tv I used for a animated map setup. Added rubber tipped vesa screws allowing it to lay flat for about £7. I then added a sheet of perspex/aryclic for about £15 cut to size. Some silicon feet to space it from the screen. It may be even cheaper than the panels to use an old TV and actually have lava animated textures if you wanted.

[@SlicePrintRoleplay]

Another fantastic idea accompanied with lots of helpful tips to see it to completion! Great work aa always.

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks very much buddy! Yeah I've been enjoying using them slot lately

[@frog8220]

I especially like the canal/water/acid idea.

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks mate, yeah could be a fun puzzle idea. The best puzzles are deadly puzzles filled with acid

[@joshhaeberlin1604]

I absolutely love this channel man great work once again

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks mate! 😄

[@CampaignTerrain]

Nice demonstration. Good comparison

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks buddy! 😄

[@Missclicked]

loved the video the lava is a very cool effect but I was wondering if you would ever make a video about how you store your miniatures and terain

[@Atmoseeker]

Thank you! and great idea. Personally I like to have a lot of painted models on display... but I am noticing i'm very quickly running out of shelf space 😅 One thing i do try to avoid as much as i can is crafting huge terrain that's difficult to store, leaning towards things that are modular/scatter which store better.

[@rflynn1974]

Always awesome

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks matey! 😄

[@daviddreher8588]

Love the concept. The big bright light cross in the middle is distracting for me if you cannot cover it up with terrain. I wish the light was a bit more evenly diffused somehow. With a slow rolling fog, it might help cover that up some. Still pretty cool looking though!

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

Man, I'm sure I've said it before but to play some D&D at your table would be an absolute dream Seb. 7:02 = 🤯😍

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks man, I would love to make that happen one day!

[@frog8220]

It took me way to long to remember th's winter in Australia!

[@Atmoseeker]

Haha yeah I definitely don't live up in the tropical part of Australia 😅

[@ArmageddonUnlimited]

Nice idea. I think you can have a similar effect with a monitor in a box as your playing field and some animated lavaresque movie playing. - Here in germany it's way cheaper than 250,- Euros it would cost me. Good video nonetheless.

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks mate! Cool idea with the screen! Just gotta be sure it plays nice with my fog effects 😅

[@The15091Bravo]

Cool vid mate. Can you tell me which Nanoleaf profile the lava was?

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks mate! If you search the "Discover" tab in the nanoleaf app for "Lava" the preset I use is by wandering__water__50

[@The15091Bravo]

@@Atmoseeker Cool, thanks for responding 😊

[@coachski74]

Hi Sebastian, I love your videos. You take your table to such interesting and extra places creatively. Do you have any suggestions for lighting with smaller LED lights to poke into your terrain? Preferably something smaller and cheaper. Not sure if I'm ready to pull the trigger on these panels yet. Making a HUGE spider den and want to add some green or purple colored LED or RGB lights to reflect off the webbing and egg sacks I'm painting up. I apologize if you already covered this in another video, I haven't gone through all your stuff yet. Any help is much appreciated, keep providing inspiration my dude. Be blessed!

[@Atmoseeker]

Thanks mate! That spider den sounds fantastic. A couple of suggestions for lighting 1. The color tea lights from this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKTLopdjnMRmask They are good if you wanna add little pockets of light here and there and can be controlled by remote. 2. RGB wire fairy lights can be run through terrain. You can cover or paint over any diodes you don't want to light up.

[@coachski74]

@@Atmoseeker thank you so much good Sir. Appreciate your positivity and expertise.

[@Atmoseeker]

@@coachski74 no worries mate! Feel free to share how it turns out 😄

[@SteveSwannJr]

How would you compare these to a TV/monitor laying on its back?

[@Atmoseeker]

You mean in terms of brightness? That depends on the tv, but compared to the one I've used they're definitely brighter. The colors are very vibrant in person too. For a similar priced TV you're probably gonna get a bigger play area, but without the modularity and compact size of the panels

[@Jake57418]

Looks great, but is it actually practical?

[@Atmoseeker]

Yeah its worked well in a D&D session. If you wanna make it more portable, you can upload color scenes into the control square and change them on the manual buttons.

[@darindeyoe1817]

Wow so many bad reviews of this promising product. Glitching firmware and much more. Might have to wait to see if the tech improves

[@Atmoseeker]

I didn't have too many issues, however changing what wifi it was tied into wasnt great without doing a full reset. A good reminder for me to discuss any product shortcomings in future videos. Thanks very much for watching!

[@darindeyoe1817]

Still love the work you put into making these informative videos

[@ayonmetar2301]

Not a fan of these tiles. They made every terrain look like an 80s disco.