My Single Channel model (blue) wont turn on.

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My Single Channel model (blue) wont turn on.

Single Channel colors react only to the color that they are defined as.
If you define them as single color blue then it will only react to the blue channel. You can set any color and it will route the blue portion of that color to that model.
If you send White (R=255, G=255 B=255), to a single color blue model then it will turn fully blue. If you send blue it will turn fully blue. If you send red or green it won’t turn on at all. If you send pink which is R=255, G=0, B=128 you will get a half brightness blue.
You can therefore include those single color models inside a group and they will react to the colors dropped on the group. Any of the “blue” components of the RGB values assigned to that model will cause it to fire at the associated brightness of the component.
The strings will light up with the intensity of the color for each channel. So if you send Purple R=128, G=0, B=128) , that will light up all the Red and Blue strings but only about 50% intensity.
If you just want a string to turn on full brightness without worrying about it then use White

  • Single Channel colors react only to the color that they are defined as.
    • If you define them as single color blue then it will only react to the blue channel. You can set any color and it will route the blue portion of that color to that model.
    • If you send White (R=255, G=255 B=255), to a single color blue model then it will turn fully blue. If you send blue it will turn fully blue. If you send red or green it won’t turn on at all. If you send pink which is R=255, G=0, B=128 you will get a half brightness blue.
    • You can therefore include those single color models inside a group and they will react to the colors dropped on the group. Any of the “blue” components of the RGB values assigned to that model will cause it to fire at the associated brightness of the component.
    • The strings will light up with the intensity of the color for each channel. So if you send Purple R=128, G=0, B=128) , that will light up all the Red and Blue strings but only about 50% intensity.
  • If you just want a string to turn on full brightness without worrying about it then use White