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The FlyingFader will accept keyboard values and fade to them over 1.5
The FlyingFader will accept keyboard values and fade to them over 1.5
seconds. Combinations of control and alt change that speed. RMB
also creates a fade and LMB will cancel them. Colors are pretty
and informative. Fades can be created manually with the newfade()
function.
author | dmcc |
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date | Sun, 07 Jul 2002 05:13:12 +0000 |
parents | 45b12307c695 |
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class DMX(list): """the signal that goes on a real-life dmx wire. it's up to 512 un-named channels each with a 8-bit value on each channel. this type is useful for a DMXOut node or DMXLevelDisplay node. the channels are stored in a python list where the first channel is at index 0. the first channel in dmx terminology would be called channel 1.""" def __init__(self,dmxlevels): if len(dmxlevels)>512: raise TypeError("DMX objects can't have more than 512 channels") list.extend(dmxlevels) # list.__init__ did't work right def append(self,level): if len(self)==512: raise TypeError("DMX objects can't have more than 512 channels") list.append(self,level) def extend(self,levels): if len(self)+len(levels)>512: raise TypeError("DMX objects can't have more than 512 channels") list.extend(self,levels) def __setslice__(self,i,j,seq): newlength = len(self)-(max(0,j)-max(0,i))+len(seq) # we could check if newlength>512, but any length-changing slice is # probably wrong for this datatype if newlength!=len(self): raise NotImplementedError("Different-length setslice would disturb DMX channels") list.__setslice__(self,i,j,seq)