Laser show editing options for RIYA

[thadeous]

I recently picked up a RIYA multibus lite controller. Now I have been looking for software. I would like the ability to edit the ILDA frames (a frame editor) as well. I know spaghetti accomplishes this with draw, but was wondering if there are any decent free solutions.

Thanks for all the help. I got my first serious laser from laserworld, and am stoked to start a new custom scanner some time in the distant future.

[JohnYayas]

I recently picked up a RIYA multibus lite controller. Now I have been looking for software. I would like the ability to edit the ILDA frames (a frame editor) as well. I know spaghetti accomplishes this with draw, but was wondering if there are any decent free solutions.

Thanks for all the help. I got my first serious laser from laserworld, and am stoked to start a new custom scanner some time in the distant future.

Anarchy is a free editor. At least the trial is. And many have the cracked version, which I am not sure is abandon ware or not. cfavreau has Monkey Tools or something like. There's LaserBoy if you can figure it out. That's all I can think of.

[james]

"There's LaserBoy if you can figure it out."

Oh brother!

It's not that hard..... It's about like learning how to solve Rubik's Cube.

Well.... not really.

[swamidog]

check out LSX (http://hacylon.case.edu/ebay/laser_diode/LSX.php). i use it and it works with the RIYA and a number of other DACs.

it's not free (reading comprehension fail)

I recently picked up a RIYA multibus lite controller. Now I have been looking for software. I would like the ability to edit the ILDA frames (a frame editor) as well. I know spaghetti accomplishes this with draw, but was wondering if there are any decent free solutions.

Thanks for all the help. I got my first serious laser from laserworld, and am stoked to start a new custom scanner some time in the distant future.

[dchammonds]

If you would like to try a simple free function generator app that will work with a RIYA take a look at SpiroDAC.

http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...258#post174258