Basics

• Modules can be moved by dragging using an empty area on the module. Usually using the topmost area of a component works best.
• A context-menu will appear after right-clicking on an empty area of the module, such as the topmost area. The context-menu can be used to delete the module, set a custom color for the module's (normally invisible) title bar and more.
• Modules can be interconnected by dragging from an output to an input. That way the spectrum data from the output is passed on to the input.
  • A spectrum signal transfers multiple (512) values of 0.0..511.9 each.
  • A level signal transfers a single value of 0.0..511.9.
  • A status transfers a single value of either 0.0 or 511.9.
  • A pulse transfers a single value of 0.0 followed by a single value of 511.9.
• Any signal can be connected to any signal and will automatically be converted as needed.
  • Going from spectrum->level->status averages the information.
  • Going from status->level->spectrum spreads the information.
• Connections can be deleted by right-clicking on an input or output.
• Only a single connection can exist per input or output. This can be gotten around by using Split (or Double) and OR components.
• Circular loops are prohibited and will automatically be broken apart.
• To see the meaning of an input or output, you can hover over it so that the status bar will change and tooltip may appear.
• A details window will appear after clicking on the ellips (...) that exists on some modules.
• This version of Lightning contains support for programs and scenes. Please check the Elektroda website and use Google Translate or see the example setups contained in the Lightning package.

Module list

Input

Processing

Output