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Life is a lot easier if we can validate the addresses. Most importantly, fixtures on a strand need to have continuous addressing from 0 to N. Strands themselves don't necessarily need to have continuous addressing, since each strand is handled by its own controller. We can save on network overhead if a bulk strand write can leave out the fixture addresses by assuming that they cover a continuous range.
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We now validate that fixtures have unique addresses, but not that they're consecutive. The default is to create consecutive addresses, though, so it's easier for the user to get it right.
Life is a lot easier if we can validate the addresses. Most importantly, fixtures on a strand need to have continuous addressing from 0 to N. Strands themselves don't necessarily need to have continuous addressing, since each strand is handled by its own controller. We can save on network overhead if a bulk strand write can leave out the fixture addresses by assuming that they cover a continuous range.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: