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@ -40,13 +40,14 @@ This mod uses the full ISO-8859-1 character set (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
If a string is prefixed with character code 255, it is treated as UTF-8 and passed through a simple translation function. Only characters with codes greater than 159 are altered; normal ASCII text, color codes, control codes, and the above symbols are passed through unchanged. Note that in this mode, a character code over 159 is treated as the first byte of a two-byte symbol. If a string is prefixed with character code 255, it is treated as UTF-8 and passed through a simple translation function. Only characters with codes greater than 159 are altered; normal ASCII text, color codes, control codes, and the above symbols are passed through unchanged. Note that in this mode, a character code over 159 is treated as the first byte of a two-byte symbol.
The panels also respond to these control messages: The panels also respond to these control messages:
the keywords "off", "colon" and "period" translate to a blank space, ":", and ".", respectively (they're leftover from the nixie tubes fork, but might be useful anyway)
* "del" is mapped to character #127, a square with an X in it. * "off_multi" or "clear" turns all panels in a lineup or wall off - essentially a "clear screen" command.
* "allon" is mapped to character #144, the full/all-on block graphic. * "allon_multi" turns on all LEDs of all panels in a lineup/wall (by filling them with char #144, i.e. the reverse of "clear").
* "cursor" or character code 31 will display a short, thick, flashing line at the bottom of the panel. * "start_scroll" starts the last-displayed message scrolling to the left, automatically moving, and automatically re-starting. The scroll action will spread across and down a multi-line wall (just set a new, different channel on the first row you want to exclude).
* "off_multi" turns all panels in a lineup or wall off - essentially a "clear screen" command. * "stop_scroll" actually does nothing, since all printable messages automatically stop the timer, but it's a human-readable way to indicate it.
* "allon_multi" turns on all LEDs of all panels in a lineup/wall (by filling them with char #144). * "scroll_speed" followed by a decimal number (in the string, not a byte value) sets the time between scroll steps. Minimum 0.5s, maximum 5s.
If you need vertical scrolling, you will have to handle that yourself (since the size of a screen/wall is not hard-coded).
A byte value of 0 to 27 in a string will change colors (i.e. string.char(0 to 27) ). A byte value of 0 to 27 in a string will change colors (i.e. string.char(0 to 27) ).
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All panels emit a small amount of light when displaying something. All panels emit a small amount of light when displaying something.
The panels only mount on a wall. The panels only mount on a wall.
The "master"/connected panel stores the last-displayed message and some other details in its metadata, so you may occasionally need to dig and re-place the panel if things go wonky (this won't happen during normal use, but it may happen if you're making lots of changes to the panels' layout, channel names, etc)