Twilight Design LED Matrix Scrolling Message Display
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*** New Version 2.0 Updated Nov 2021 ***
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A programmable (text), 'fine scrolling', 7 segment (character) message display from Twilight Design. Each character segment has 6 columns of 5 LEDs giving the whole display 210 LEDs.
Note: By 'fine scrolling', we mean that the display LEDs shift across the display one vertical column of LEDs at a time - just like a real LED display does - not a whole character at a time.
* Does NOT Require You To Make And Upload Textures For Your Messages!
* NO Messy Note Card Or Script Editing Required!
* Fully Menu Driven
* Owner Can Change Messages From Local Chat
* Ambient Lighting - LEDs Emit Light Onto Nearby Objects
Sleek design, polished metal cabinet with glass front screen (approx 8M long), with mains cable/power box (which can be hidden) plus subtle lighting effects on nearby objects... only 7 prims at the supplied size, though this will increase at larger sizes...
Can be wall-mounted or free standing on the floor (or on other objects).
Fully menu driven - simply enter the message you want displayed into the text box, (or via local chat if you are the owner).
There are 8 single colours for the LEDs with 4 Fade Modes, plus 5 'Multi-colour' modes (including Gradient mode) with 8 colour palettes.
As well as the normal round LED style, there are another 5 LED shapes: Rectangle, Heart, Petal, Diamond And Star.
Menu options for scrolling speed, LED glow, static/scrolling, security and owner message local chat channel.
Click the button on the right side of the cabinet to access the menu.
The 5 Multi-colour modes are:
Multi-colour 1 - each of the 7 segments of the display are fixed colours. Characters change colours as they pass into each segment.
Multi-colour 2 - each of the 6 columns of LEDs in each segment of the display are fixed colours. Characters change colours as they pass into each column.
Multi-colour 3 - each of the 42 columns of LEDs in the display gradually blend from a start colour to an end colour - each of which can be selected from a range of 12 different colours. Characters change colours as they pass into each column.
Multi-colour 4 - Similar to mode 1 but instead of the colours being static, each scrolling character is individually coloured.
Multi-colour 5 - Similar to mode 2 but instead of the colours being static, each scrolling character is individually coloured with 6 coloured strips.
Note: All multi-colour modes apart from mode 3 can use the 8 colour palettes.
Each segment of the display emits coloured light onto nearby objects - like the wall - and can be turned off or on at any time.
See it in use in the video (link below) or pop to our in-world store and see it in action using the other link below.
See item in Second Life View Video »- 7 Segment Display, User Message Via Menu
- 8 Single Colours & 5 Multi-Colour Modes
- 6 LED Styles
- Ambient Lighting
- 7 Prims
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In core, the product is fine!
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