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Here is a method of doing it with colored lamps. It does require one combinator per lamp, but that's a lot better than one combinator per color, or one wire per lamp.
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Many colored lamps, 1 wire
Many colored lamps, 1 wire
It's easy to connect a line of black-and-white lamps that operate independently on different signals.
Here is a method of doing it with colored lamps. It does require one combinator per lamp, but that's a lot better than one combinator per color, or one wire per lamp.
Here is a method of doing it with colored lamps. It does require one combinator per lamp, but that's a lot better than one combinator per color, or one wire per lamp.
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Re: Many colored lamps, 1 wire
Brilliant! I've added a sequencer with modulo to make a scrolling color "fader":
One could also build a circle that changes colors from outside to inside (or vice versa). Next: render a plasma animation
What a pitty that we can't rotate lamps..
One could also build a circle that changes colors from outside to inside (or vice versa). Next: render a plasma animation
What a pitty that we can't rotate lamps..
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Re: Many colored lamps, 1 wire
This is exactly what i need for my next computer project. Thanks!!! (i will obviusly link this then if i remember 
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(i will obviusly link this then if i remember )