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Above is the definition for VRSL DMX fixture(s) which represent LumaDriver.
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* **Sector N** - This is the first sector for LumaDriver. It contains toggles, intensity controls and strobe effects.
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- **Enable DMX** - This pixel should be set to a value higher than 127 to enable DMX control. Useful for toggling DMX functionality through the video feed itself.
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- **Zone X Intensity** - These 4 pixels control the intensity of the 4 zones. Their value is directly multiplied with the existing intensity of the zones.
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- **Gradient X Intensity** - These 3 pixels control the intensity of the 3 gradients. Their value is directly multiplied with the existing intensity of the gradients.
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- **Strobe Speed** - This pixel controls how fast the LumaDriver will strobe. Values below 26 will not perform a strobing effect, while values above will control the speed.
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- *[1]* **Enable DMX** - This pixel should be set to a value higher than 127 to enable DMX control. Useful for toggling DMX functionality through the video feed itself.
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- *[2, 3, 4, 5]* **Zone X Intensity** - These 4 pixels control the intensity of the 4 zones. Their value is directly multiplied with the existing intensity of the zones.
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- *[6, 7, 8]* **Gradient X Intensity** - These 3 pixels control the intensity of the 3 gradients. Their value is directly multiplied with the existing intensity of the gradients.
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- *[9]* **Strobe Speed** - This pixel controls how fast the LumaDriver will strobe. Values below 26 will not perform a strobing effect, while values above will control the speed.
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- *[10, 11, 12, 13]* **Unused**
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* **Sector N+1** - This is the second sector for LumaDriver. It contains color data for different zones and gradients. These colors can be freely reassigned in LumaDriver's config.
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- **Color X R** - Pixel for the red channel of a color.
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- **Color X G** - Pixel for the green channel of a color.
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- **Color X B** - Pixel for the blue channel of a color.
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- *[14, 15, 16]* **Color 1** - These three pixels control the red, green, and blue channels of the color respectively. Same applies to other colors.
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- *[17, 18, 19]* **Color 2**
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- *[20, 21, 22]* **Color 3**
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- *[23, 24, 25]* **Color 4**
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- *[26]* **Unused**
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## Making Your Own Shader
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Want to make your own LumaDriver compatible shader? The texture is accessible under the name `_Stored` and has a resolution of `512x288` pixels You can access the texture generated by the driver by getting it with the following in your shader:

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