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1 How to see the original lightsim:
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3 cd lightsim
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4 python lightsim.py
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6 Play with sliders.
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9 How to see the new lightsim:
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11 Start 3 shells, and in each one set this:
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12 export LIGHT9_SHOW=/path/to/light9/show/dance2008
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14 You may need a 'chmod 755 bin/*' if this is a new darcs checkout.
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16 Shell 1:
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17 bin/dmxserver --dummy
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19 Shell 2:
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20 bin/keyboardcomposer --no-sliders
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22 Shell 3:
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23 bin/lightsim
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24 (it spews tons of Qt stderr, unfortunately)
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26 In the keyboardcomposer GUI, bring up any combination of these subs:
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27 house
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28 midleft
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29 midright
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30 red
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31 orange
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34 As you adjust subs, lightsim should rerender its combination of
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35 channel photos. I didn't have any properly-photographed lights, so
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36 all you get are some lousy hand-painted lights on a single photo.
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