Closed zenonymous closed 3 years ago
nevermind, turns out creating a node foreach universe does the trick 👍
It is possible to use multiple universes with on node. Can you please investigate further why this wouldn't work for you?
It is possible to use multiple universes with on node. Can you please investigate further why this wouldn't work for you?
sure thing, could you maybe provide a piece of example code how this should work according to you?
I have been trying different approaches regarding adding multiple universes to a node and each time it resulted in only the first defined universe working. This project looks awesome and I really want to use it to control leds for a lightart thingie this year but sometimes it takes some figuring out how to do things 👍
Ah yes - that's actually a bug. I already found it.
Hi, I am trying to set up multiple universes using PyArtNet like:
however only the first universe I add seems to respond: what am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance!