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v1.2.11

17 Nov 23:07
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This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's new

  • fix: improve app load time by fixing ElectronStore initialization
  • misc: include license file with build

What to Download

  • If you are on an Intel Mac, download the file Illuminations.by.MIT-[version].dmg below
  • If you are on an M1/M2 Mac, download the file Illuminations.by.MIT-[version]-arm64.dmg below
  • Windows users download the .exe file below

v1.2.10

26 Oct 19:08
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This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's new

  • fix: prevent background throttling of render process which was causing JS timers to halt
  • fix: prevent OS-level app suspension, which sometimes caused the app to launch with a blank screen until interacted with
  • improvement: add version indication to help menu

What to Download

  • If you are on an Intel Mac, download the file Illuminations.by.MIT-[version].dmg below
  • If you are on an M1/M2 Mac, download the file Illuminations.by.MIT-[version]-arm64.dmg below
  • Windows users download the .exe file below

v1.2.9

17 Oct 14:27
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This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's new:

  • Multiple stability and bug fixes to the platform architecture.
  • Improved error handling for user code, to ensure you can't permanently crash the application.
  • Better logging of errors in your code, so you can fix them quicker.
  • Significant performance improvements for machines with less GPU power.

1.2.7

06 Oct 00:50
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This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's new:

  • improve macOS compatibility with asset path resolution and microphone permission
  • integrate code signing and notarization for macOS builds
  • other minor dev environment improvements

v1.2.6

03 Oct 17:45
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This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's New: Resolved scaling issues where the output canvas didn't match the mockup/preview, or light output on HDPI screens.

v1.2.5

29 Sep 16:54
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MIT Illuminations - Open Source v1.2.5

This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's New: Users reported issues with the image upload component, which were addressed by means of a larger fix on userDataPath.

v1.2.3

16 Sep 00:04
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This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's New?

Bug fix for the KiNet driver to support multiple strands of lighting units.

v.1.2.2

05 Aug 23:13
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Illuminations by MIT
v1.2.2

This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

What's New?

  • Fixed a few minor bugs, and visual clean-up.

v.1.2.1

04 Aug 17:34
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Illuminations by MIT
v1.2.1

This open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and output those shows directly to Neopixel devices (over Arduino/serial) or Phillips Color Kinetics products.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.

Full Changelog: v.1.1.0...v1.2.1

v1.1.0-rc1

21 Dec 19:36
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Illuminations by MIT

v1.1.0-RC1

This release-candidate version of the open source application makes it easy to write P5 code to create light shows. Visualize your light shows in the application, and connect Neopixel devices over Arduino to bring your light shows to life.

Please follow the Getting Started Guide in the README of this repo, and report issues on the GitHub issues page.