The code in here is used to control lights and other things within tEp. As of writing, there are three distinct directories:

pydmx contains the python code to manipulate the dining room LED wall. Since it's in python, it's too slow to do complicated interactions with audio, so that's what cdmx is developed for. For examples of what you can do in pydmx, look at tron.py and shimmering.py.

This directory contains the C code in order to create a audio-aware overlay system. The architecture is that one can write a plugin in the plugins directory, and then run everything. You can test it out by running audiotestserver first. This code requires libsdl, libjack, and libfftw3 in order to compile.

This directory contains the code necessary to power the servers and clients of SquidNet. The squidnet library requires the python development headers in order to compile.