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Use currently active color to control lights in the venue #1

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TimPietrusky opened this issue Sep 30, 2019 · 4 comments
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Use currently active color to control lights in the venue #1

TimPietrusky opened this issue Sep 30, 2019 · 4 comments

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@TimPietrusky
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TimPietrusky commented Sep 30, 2019

It would be really nice to use the currently active color to also control the lights in the venue.

I suggest you look into luminave and WebUSB DMX512 Controller as those two projects are also open source and can be easily integrated into other solutions. If you need anything feel free to ping me.

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I'm the creator of both luminave and WebUSB DMX512 Controller.

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necccc commented Sep 30, 2019

Great idea!

As the stage state is available through API or ws, I can imagine a hw box that has the logic to translate stage state to dmx.

Thx!

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greg-nagy commented Sep 30, 2019 via email

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TimPietrusky commented Sep 30, 2019

luminave does already provide a GraphQL-API. So you either implement against that or create a module that can translate the stage state into something that luminave understands. I'm already doing something like this with the Space Ship simulator Thorium. So when you have the requirements ready, then I can help you to transform this into DMX.

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necccc commented Sep 30, 2019

Love the idea of GraphQL here!
Since the stage state holds many info that may be irrelevant for different usecases (the venue info screens only used the upcoming schedule and the event type for example)

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