Question about projects and the strip layout

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

I will explain this more once I get to the office… But first, why do you have 2 AllPixels when each strip is only 100 pixels and you could run all of them off o in AllPixel?

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On Aug 16, 2017 5:02 AM, “Quenton Longmire Cook” quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

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Ah… yeah, sorry to report but looks like you found a bug:
https://github.com/ManiacalLabs/BiblioPixel/issues/378

I think we’ll have this fixed pretty quick so if you can hold up we’ll have you back using this with projects shortly. There’s a way to do it manually in code but this really truly should work in projects.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:21 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

Hello! I know I’m a little behind here but I don’t get paid so it’s OK. :smiley:

Let me do this one quickly. Later this afternoon I’ll catch up.

Adam’s the real expert here, but here’s my understanding of it.

The coordmap determines where each pixel lies in 3d space. If you aren’t yourself using that value, then it only gets used by drivers which can position their pixels in 3d space - which is only the SimPixel visualizer driver.

So setting it to null is perfectly reasonable. null is an expected possible value for coordmap and nothing will go wrong if you do that.

Regarding multiple AllPixels, and multiple drivers in general - this is a known lameness within BP, but one that we will be resolving fairly soon.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Quenton Longmire Cook quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

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Well… I won’t have time until at least 8pm EST. Working, then at planning meetings for SparkCon. So yeah, if you got time for a fix, have at it. I could probably at least test and verify it so we could maybe even push 3.2.1 as soon as it’s done.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 8:05 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

That’s teh p00p. :frowning:

I will likely have time today to work on this if Adam does not…

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Ah… yeah, sorry to report but looks like you found a bug:
https://github.com/ManiacalLabs/BiblioPixel/issues/378

I think we’ll have this fixed pretty quick so if you can hold up we’ll have you back using this with projects shortly. There’s a way to do it manually in code but this really truly should work in projects.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:21 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

Hello! I know I’m a little behind here but I don’t get paid so it’s OK. :smiley:

Let me do this one quickly. Later this afternoon I’ll catch up.

Adam’s the real expert here, but here’s my understanding of it.

The coordmap determines where each pixel lies in 3d space. If you aren’t yourself using that value, then it only gets used by drivers which can position their pixels in 3d space - which is only the SimPixel visualizer driver.

So setting it to null is perfectly reasonable. null is an expected possible value for coordmap and nothing will go wrong if you do that.

Regarding multiple AllPixels, and multiple drivers in general - this is a known lameness within BP, but one that we will be resolving fairly soon.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Quenton Longmire Cook quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

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You guys are amazing.

  1. I actually have 3 allpixels, ended up getting them from seed i think. I eventually am running 500 pixels off each of them, but i havent assembled my power taps yet (the board are arriving soon!). They are going to be lighting up my dome at burning man :stuck_out_tongue: (Sorry if i bought from a place that doest actually support yall lemme know if so - will send a donation!)
  2. Oh that is def the bug i found!
  3. Will send some pics of the finished installation when my boyfriend and i are done!
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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 8:05 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

That’s teh p00p. :frowning:

I will likely have time today to work on this if Adam does not…

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Ah… yeah, sorry to report but looks like you found a bug:
https://github.com/ManiacalLabs/BiblioPixel/issues/378

I think we’ll have this fixed pretty quick so if you can hold up we’ll have you back using this with projects shortly. There’s a way to do it manually in code but this really truly should work in projects.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:21 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

Hello! I know I’m a little behind here but I don’t get paid so it’s OK. :smiley:

Let me do this one quickly. Later this afternoon I’ll catch up.

Adam’s the real expert here, but here’s my understanding of it.

The coordmap determines where each pixel lies in 3d space. If you aren’t yourself using that value, then it only gets used by drivers which can position their pixels in 3d space - which is only the SimPixel visualizer driver.

So setting it to null is perfectly reasonable. null is an expected possible value for coordmap and nothing will go wrong if you do that.

Regarding multiple AllPixels, and multiple drivers in general - this is a known lameness within BP, but one that we will be resolving fairly soon.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Quenton Longmire Cook quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

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  1. Seeed is perfectly fine. And they support us when I can get them to actually pay us… but that’s another story. I was just curious because you ordered then canceled on Tindie but then seemed to have some. Basically Seeed licenses the design. If you are in the US shipping is probably cheaper from us on Tindie, otherwise Seeed is probably best bet.

  2. You get a “I Found a Bug” badge!

  3. Sweet! Can’t wait! Looks like Tom may have a fix in the works… if not I’ll take a look at it much later tonight.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 1:09 PM, Quenton Longmire Cook quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

You guys are amazing.

  1. I actually have 3 allpixels, ended up getting them from seed i think. I eventually am running 500 pixels off each of them, but i havent assembled my power taps yet (the board are arriving soon!). They are going to be lighting up my dome at burning man :stuck_out_tongue: (Sorry if i bought from a place that doest actually support yall lemme know if so - will send a donation!)
  2. Oh that is def the bug i found!
  3. Will send some pics of the finished installation when my boyfriend and i are done!

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 5:09 AM Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Well… I won’t have time until at least 8pm EST. Working, then at planning meetings for SparkCon. So yeah, if you got time for a fix, have at it. I could probably at least test and verify it so we could maybe even push 3.2.1 as soon as it’s done.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 8:05 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

That’s teh p00p. :frowning:

I will likely have time today to work on this if Adam does not…

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Ah… yeah, sorry to report but looks like you found a bug:
https://github.com/ManiacalLabs/BiblioPixel/issues/378

I think we’ll have this fixed pretty quick so if you can hold up we’ll have you back using this with projects shortly. There’s a way to do it manually in code but this really truly should work in projects.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:21 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

Hello! I know I’m a little behind here but I don’t get paid so it’s OK. :smiley:

Let me do this one quickly. Later this afternoon I’ll catch up.

Adam’s the real expert here, but here’s my understanding of it.

The coordmap determines where each pixel lies in 3d space. If you aren’t yourself using that value, then it only gets used by drivers which can position their pixels in 3d space - which is only the SimPixel visualizer driver.

So setting it to null is perfectly reasonable. null is an expected possible value for coordmap and nothing will go wrong if you do that.

Regarding multiple AllPixels, and multiple drivers in general - this is a known lameness within BP, but one that we will be resolving fairly soon.

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On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Quenton Longmire Cook quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

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Quenton,

Run pip install --upgrade bibliopixel to get BiblioPixel 3.3.0 which has overhauled the multi-driver system.

Since you are running strips and not a matrix, you shouldn’t need any changes to your project config. But let me know if you need something more complicated. I’ll be documenting all the new coordinate mapping setup soon.

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On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 1:09:54 PM UTC-4, Quenton Longmire Cook wrote:

You guys are amazing.

  1. I actually have 3 allpixels, ended up getting them from seed i think. I eventually am running 500 pixels off each of them, but i havent assembled my power taps yet (the board are arriving soon!). They are going to be lighting up my dome at burning man :stuck_out_tongue: (Sorry if i bought from a place that doest actually support yall lemme know if so - will send a donation!)
  2. Oh that is def the bug i found!
  3. Will send some pics of the finished installation when my boyfriend and i are done!

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 5:09 AM Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Well… I won’t have time until at least 8pm EST. Working, then at planning meetings for SparkCon. So yeah, if you got time for a fix, have at it. I could probably at least test and verify it so we could maybe even push 3.2.1 as soon as it’s done.

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 8:05 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

That’s teh p00p. :frowning:

I will likely have time today to work on this if Adam does not…

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Ah… yeah, sorry to report but looks like you found a bug:
https://github.com/ManiacalLabs/BiblioPixel/issues/378

I think we’ll have this fixed pretty quick so if you can hold up we’ll have you back using this with projects shortly. There’s a way to do it manually in code but this really truly should work in projects.

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:21 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

Hello! I know I’m a little behind here but I don’t get paid so it’s OK. :smiley:

Let me do this one quickly. Later this afternoon I’ll catch up.

Adam’s the real expert here, but here’s my understanding of it.

The coordmap determines where each pixel lies in 3d space. If you aren’t yourself using that value, then it only gets used by drivers which can position their pixels in 3d space - which is only the SimPixel visualizer driver.

So setting it to null is perfectly reasonable. null is an expected possible value for coordmap and nothing will go wrong if you do that.

Regarding multiple AllPixels, and multiple drivers in general - this is a known lameness within BP, but one that we will be resolving fairly soon.

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Quenton Longmire Cook quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

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So awesome! Thanks!
One question:
Any ideas on how to protect the power taps and all pixels from the elements. I doubt it will rain at burning man. But it does get dusty. Any cool hacks you have seen?

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On Sat, Aug 19, 2017 at 7:39 AM Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Quenton,

Run pip install --upgrade bibliopixel to get BiblioPixel 3.3.0 which has overhauled the multi-driver system.

Since you are running strips and not a matrix, you shouldn’t need any changes to your project config. But let me know if you need something more complicated. I’ll be documenting all the new coordinate mapping setup soon.

On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 1:09:54 PM UTC-4, Quenton Longmire Cook wrote:

You guys are amazing.

  1. I actually have 3 allpixels, ended up getting them from seed i think. I eventually am running 500 pixels off each of them, but i havent assembled my power taps yet (the board are arriving soon!). They are going to be lighting up my dome at burning man :stuck_out_tongue: (Sorry if i bought from a place that doest actually support yall lemme know if so - will send a donation!)
  2. Oh that is def the bug i found!
  3. Will send some pics of the finished installation when my boyfriend and i are done!

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 5:09 AM Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Well… I won’t have time until at least 8pm EST. Working, then at planning meetings for SparkCon. So yeah, if you got time for a fix, have at it. I could probably at least test and verify it so we could maybe even push 3.2.1 as soon as it’s done.

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 8:05 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

That’s teh p00p. :frowning:

I will likely have time today to work on this if Adam does not…

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Adam Haile adammhaile@gmail.com wrote:

Ah… yeah, sorry to report but looks like you found a bug:
https://github.com/ManiacalLabs/BiblioPixel/issues/378

I think we’ll have this fixed pretty quick so if you can hold up we’ll have you back using this with projects shortly. There’s a way to do it manually in code but this really truly should work in projects.

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 6:21 AM, Tom Swirly tom@swirly.com wrote:

Hello! I know I’m a little behind here but I don’t get paid so it’s OK. :smiley:

Let me do this one quickly. Later this afternoon I’ll catch up.

Adam’s the real expert here, but here’s my understanding of it.

The coordmap determines where each pixel lies in 3d space. If you aren’t yourself using that value, then it only gets used by drivers which can position their pixels in 3d space - which is only the SimPixel visualizer driver.

So setting it to null is perfectly reasonable. null is an expected possible value for coordmap and nothing will go wrong if you do that.

Regarding multiple AllPixels, and multiple drivers in general - this is a known lameness within BP, but one that we will be resolving fairly soon.

On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 11:02 AM, Quenton Longmire Cook quenton.cook@gmail.com wrote:

Hey there- me again!
Another noob question!

Love the new projects features- but having some trouble setting up multiple allpixels. I kept getting errors about the coordmap length must equal the total number of pixels. Can for the life of me i could not figure out how to pass a proper cordmap in the project. (I have two 100 pixel strips each with their own all pixel). The thing is i think the strip layout should accept a null coordmap… but i think the project.py makes one no matter what?

I eventually got my strips working by changing projects.py to just always pass a null coordmap, (https://github.com/qcook2000/BiblioPixel/commit/263476c097a73b101822dc466da0f868fd4d351e) but i think that is prob wrong.

Thoughts?

Thanks so much!

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