xLights Flips the Script on Submodels

Welcome to xTreme Sequences' latest Monday Minutes! In this episode, titled "xLights Flips the Script on Submodels," we dive deep into the newest toolset xLights offers that tackles age-old challenges and sets the stage for a more efficient approach to creating submodels.
Join us as we explore the significance of this toolset by examining the traditional methods and how we can elevate existing models while unlocking new possibilities for creating submodels with improved flexibility and reduced errors, all in a fraction of the time.
This tutorial is divided into two parts due to its extensive coverage. The section focused on creating submodels using the new toolsets commences at 19:15 in the video. So stick around and learn how to leverage these powerful features to take your lighting sequences to the next level.
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[@witchypoo6937]

I had to watch this again. Trying to fix props submodels using this method.

[@ParkStreetLights]

Thank you

[@snifrdog]

Thanks!

[@snifrdog]

Thanks for all you do

[@downinthebayou2143]

Another great one thanks Ron.

[@therealscottfeldmann3019]

Need a rainy day so I can justify spending 8 hours playing with this!!!!

[@witchypoo6937]

Mr Ron….This was incredibly wonderful for you to do! I love watching your videos. Thank you for all that you do.🥰

[@xTremeSequences]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@chrissbwe]

I dread opening xLights and trying to figure out all of the nuances. I'm so thankful for you and the time you spend researching, educating, and designing the show so I can spend more time building and crafting. Thank you.

[@xTremeSequences]

I'm glad it helps, Chris. It is an overwhelming application. Thanks for the feedback.

[@maddmaxxawr]

Well, this was a mouth full for this topic, but really good stuff. I think for anyone trying to work with Xlights on this level really just needs to practice and experiment a lot & take notes and try not to go down too many rabbit holes. That being said, my new name for Xlights is now "Xcan of worms", cus it can get really messy if you're not careful.

[@xTremeSequences]

There is so much truth to this. Every year, people come back to the hobby, and so much has changed. It has become very expansive in functionality and complexity.

[@wirekat]

Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant - Thanks Ron!