[Showcase] RGB LED Matrix Input Module

On the other hand I’m patiently waiting until I could buy those at almost any price :slight_smile:

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I’ll see if I can setup a page on my website where people can pre-order modules for a second production batch.

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Finally got this working. Very cool. Don’t know what was wrong, but I ran OpenRGB for the first time in ages and the RGB’s sprang into life. The rename script only worked on one LED strip, so I had to manually edit it.

json here

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I mirrored the leds in the json so now its super cool. Left is a mirror of the right, Code on the github as befiore.

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Hello everyone!

Here is a Google Form survey to help me gauge the interest in a second batch of my RGB LED Matrix modules.

Email address to be notified if this batch ends up being ordered. I will not send you any spam or sell your data. If we don’t get enough people interested for a batch, then I’ll email you saying so. Then I’ll delete all the submitted emails.

Note:

Each RGB LED Matrix module will end up costing between $100 and $200. I have not nailed down the pricing yet. It is subject to change if the batch has enough people interested.

Blog post with the same information: BATCH 2: Electric Boogaloo? – Joe Schroedl (jschroedl.com)

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Btw I didn’t want to install python, and found I could copy the layout shown in video with these steps in the “Edit shape” window:

For single module, like led-reordering-script.py

  1. Click “Reset” if needed to revert to the starting default horizontal line, numbered from 0 to 288
  2. Click “ZigZag” and enter size “9”
  3. Click “Rotate”

For double module, I’m sure there’s a similar method but have to run to work now. Will check it out later.

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