RGB Fading [SOLVED]

[Nathanrs93]

Is there a way to fade from Red to Green to Blue, without it going through any other colours? I know I can do it while "snap" is active just wanted to do same with "fade".

Cheers

[Partyman]

Only way I know is to do a fade in and out of each color

[Nathanrs93]

Thanks what I'm doing, but it seems to be mixing colours. For example if you fade from red to green it makes brown?

[Partyman]

you have to fade out of each color before going to the next color in order to avoid colormixing

Rusty

[Nathanrs93]

So does that mean I have to but a "blackout" step in between each step? So its red>blackout>green>blackout>blue? etc?

[Partyman]

basically, yes

[Nathanrs93]

Ok no worries

[Mattotone]

Perhaps try it in 3 steps to avoid black out or quick shift in colours.
Step 1 Red Full Step 2 Red fade down to say 20%. Step 3. fade red 0% fade blue 100%

Adjust timings of steps to have smoth fade. adjust levels of step 2 to desired brightness / reduce colour mixing effect.

[Nathanrs93]

Thanks matt, give that a try

[buttza]

You need a Virtual Intensity.
By default RGB are each intensities. 3 Channel Mode.
You need to have RGBI. This way you can mix the colour then fade in with the Intensity. I know I have a bunch of LED Bars that are RGB only. 3 Channel but I have LED Pars that are 5 Channel RGB Strobe and Dimmer (Intensity.) The 3 Channel are difficult to fade in out with only RGB Control. Need the Dimmer/Intensity part to fade in the overall intensity with the colour already mixed.

[Jan_K]

Maybe we need a bit of attention on this one.

http://www.freestylersupport.com/bugs/view.php?id=259

/Jan