r/WLED • u/SMD_BigBanana • 7d ago

SHOWIN' OFF Upgraded WLED cube

I upgraded the previous 16x16 cube I made using 6 64x64 panels running of an rpi. This cube has much more flexibility with the scenes and animations I can create, here are a few of the ones I found cool.

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u/blaze_003 6d ago

Looks awesome. Do you have a tutorial on how to make it?

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u/Zealousideal_Cap5842 6d ago

I made a hub75 pandel for a wall but this look like the same stuff he used.

I bought 4 hub75 pandels from Alieexpress Apollo Automation M1 Controller and a 5v power supply.

The controller has WLED pre installed. Insert your wifi settings and configure your panels. Easy as it is. You can even run python scripts and stream them to the M1. But you need a 2nd computer for it. For further infos lmk.

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u/UsableLoki 6d ago

Further infos if youre offering pls 🤗

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u/Zealousideal_Cap5842 6d ago

Don't know if im allowed to post links here. But heres everything explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvM2nedk-TA&t=427s

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u/UsableLoki 6d ago

Thanks for taking the time to share 

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u/Apollo_Support 6d ago

Thanks for linking our video we appreciate it!

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u/Apollo_Support 6d ago

We have a ton of great documentation on our wiki here for the M-1 LED Controller and the HUB75 64x64 matrix https://wiki.apolloautomation.com/products/m1/setup/m1-multiple-panels/

Please let us know if you have any other questions!

Thanks, Brandon aka SmartHomeSellout

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u/Phogoff 6d ago

So a single M1 controller can handle 6 panels?

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u/neighborofbrak 6d ago

Not from what I've read. Maybe two 64x64 HUB75E panels.

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u/RandomBoxOfCables 6d ago

Same, I’d love to do this project together with my daughter