create_sequence:sequence_understanding
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create_sequence:sequence_understanding [2013/06/17 23:05] – [How can I see/edit the sequence file content] zenbass | create_sequence:sequence_understanding [2013/06/17 23:12] – [How can I see/edit the sequence file content] zenbass | ||
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* Convert in hexadecimal, | * Convert in hexadecimal, | ||
- | So, with an hex editor, or a program of your own, patch one octet at your file address **36FE** to set the fading time of your 3rd step. | + | So, with an hex editor, or a program of your own, patch one octet at your file address **36FE** to set the fading time of your 3rd step. remember, the value you store here is in units of 500 milliseconds, |
Now the Step Duration Time for a given step: <note tip>8 + ((" | Now the Step Duration Time for a given step: <note tip>8 + ((" | ||
As an exemple, the duration time for your 4th Step will be an octet, from 00 to FF, at your File Address: | As an exemple, the duration time for your 4th Step will be an octet, from 00 to FF, at your File Address: | ||
- | 8 + ((4 - 1) * 7036) = **21116** in decimal, giving **527C** in hexadecimal. | + | 8 + ((4 - 1) * 7036) = **21116** in decimal, giving **527C** in hexadecimal. Here you store in units of 100 milliseconds. |
Now, the **value** (one octet, 00 to FF) for a given DMX Channel within a given Step: | Now, the **value** (one octet, 00 to FF) for a given DMX Channel within a given Step: | ||
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* You just have to store " | * You just have to store " | ||
+ | To complete, be warned, **this works with FreeStyler 3.5.2**. However, the format might change in future versions, and all the above formulas would be obsolete. | ||
create_sequence/sequence_understanding.txt · Last modified: 2013/06/17 23:22 by zenbass