This is a 2 part video for building and converting an original non-RGB LOR sequence and converting it for RGB use. My old display in 2010 utilized 3 colors, Red, White, and Green. Since RGB will merge the colors together into a single channel, I decided to convert some of my older sequences and import them into XLights for 2016. I'm creating this single mapping file to help build an additional 10 sequences rather quickly.
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