Lighting Tutorial - Column Matrixes

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Part 12 in my series walking through various elements of my holiday lighting show and setup. I have two vertical matrixes framing my front porch. They are Boscoyo Studio Modular Matrix panels that I zip-tie mounted to a frame made of Schedule 80 PVC Pipe. Matrixes are 8 nodes wide and 42 nodes tall (~2" spacing). The whole frame is then held onto my brick columns via tie-down straps.
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@bth9101 Год назад

I took your idea and did the same. I used 1x2s instead of pvc.

@jcraigcx 5 месяцев назад

These look great! What pixel spacing did you order for the light strings? Looks like horizontal spacing is a bit over 2". I'm wondering if 3" string spacing has enough slack to work well.

@stevehj Год назад

Curious, what effect are you using in xLights on the columns at 3 seconds into this video? Thanks

@GandorFamilyLightShow Год назад

Pinwheel with the "thick" and "twist" factors turned up. Also the "Y-axis center" moved upward.

@cyberguypr 3 года назад

Very nice!

@GandorFamilyLightShow 3 года назад

Thanks!

@mikemajors1044 Год назад

Just curious because I'm just jumping into this hobby and starting the planning for next year on the column matrix's is there a minimum number of nodes you have to use to be able to have the matrix effects? I have two columns but they're not as wide as yours. Maybe half size. And did you have to power inject them?

@GandorFamilyLightShow Год назад

Technically a matrix can be 2x2, but I find you need at least 8x8 to make viable graphics. Obviously the larger the better. In my case with these columns, since they are ~350 pixels, I did NOT have to power inject.

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