Lumiverse is a framework that provides intuitive control over lighting devices. Lumiverse can support any interface if there's a driver for it, and can output to multiple interfaces at the same time.
- Install CMake (> 2.8 suggested)
- Install build dependencies for specific modules:
- DMX USB PRO MK2 driver: ftd2xx
- Bindings for other languages: SWIG (>= 3.0.0)
- Python: Python
- C#: .NET (any version that works with SWIG)
- Make a folder to contain all of your build files
- Inside of the folder you made, run
cmake ../source - Build
Documentation for the project is generated from source with Doxygen
You may choose to not build documentation by setting the LUMIVERSE_DOCS
cmake variable accordingly during project generation.
Documentation will be output to Lumiverse/docs if generated.
Lumiverse supports Windows, OS X, and iOS. Linux has some small issues at the moment preventing the project from compiling. I had some issues with the FTD2XX driver on OS X, so your mileage with OS X may vary.
At the moment, Lumiverse only has drivers for ENTTEC's DMX PRO MkII devices, and has only been tested using one connected DMX PRO device at a time. iOS supports none of the USB interfaces. It should support Art-Net and other DMX over IP protocols at some point in the future, but I've run it with a Socket.IO interface just fine.
- Write up documentation for current code base
- Linux Support
- Move USB drivers from FTD2XX to libftdi
- Clean up build output locations for other language bindings
- Write Interfaces
- Art-Net
- KiNet
- ENTTEC DMX PRO (Mk 1)
- Generic FTDI device
- Philips Hue
- ACN
This project was supported in part by funding from the Carnegie Mellon University Frank-Ratchye Fund for Art @ the Frontier