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--- examples:zone-files [2026/02/24 01:36] – [Graphic Zone Files] Lyra Letournea
+++ examples:zone-files [2026/02/24 19:20] (current) – Bob Varkevisser
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 ==== Live Control Zone Files ====
-[[https://download.pangolin.com/beyond-files/32-Laser-Busking-Template.bzones]]
+[[https://download.pangolin.com/beyond-files/32-Laser-Busking-Template.bzones|32-Laser-Busking-Template.bzones]]
 This zone file is designed to be a very good template zone file for live shows. Broken down into 4 groups of 8 lasers, it can serve many setups very well.
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 One thing people may want to do is use multiple lasers to create one large zone of output sometimes known as a "canvas". This zone file uses 8 lasers together to create a large format display for a sports stadium.
-Bob Put the file here
+https://download.pangolin.com/beyond-files/Canvas-Zone-Example-File.bzones
+Canvasing is a great way to blend multiple lasers to solve different problems.
+You can stack lasers for brightness, just straight up layering them on top of each other
+You can stitch to make a larger projection then your scan angle can do, which is also to with resize
+And you can Distribute, where two lasers are stacked on top of each other, but drawing different parts of the same image to reduce flicker.
+Canvasing is doing any of them or all of them together to create a large format display.
 {{:examples:canvas_zone_example_file_picture.png?600|}}
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 {{:examples:canvas_zone_faded_edges.png?600|}}
-Canvasing is a great way to blend multiple lasers to solve different problems.
-You can stack lasers for brightness, just straight up layering them on top of each other
-You can stitch to make a larger projection then your scan angle can do, which is also to with resize
-And you can Distribute, where two lasers are stacked on top of each other, but drawing different parts of the same image to reduce flicker.
-Canvasing is doing any of them or all of them together to create a large format display.