spacemanspiff2007

I don't understand what you are trying to achieve. The ArtPollReply does not contain the universe values, only the controller state. Do you want to receive ArtDmxPackages? And if so...

I still am not 100% sure I understand what you are trying to achieve. I think the labels are also a little bit off in your diagram which contributes to...

> As a lighting engineer, I would like to use my ArtNet controller hardware to control [...] my house [...]. That's something I can understand. Imho the most easy solution...

> To be clear, the ArtDMX packets are sent to all nodes and controllers that subscribed to a universe. But I don't see this? The response to the `ArtPoll` message...

I've had the old 2017 version of the ArtNet specification which does not define `TargetPort` (or at least I missed it). 😕 So what you mean is `ArtPoll` set `Flag`...

> Is there a way to get the current sequential number from the object? yes > Is there a way to tell the script to start from a certain sequential...

> I had to make the output correction a class, so that I could give it 2 functions for applying corrections in two ways. Not sure if that's the pythonic...

I think `to_local()` and `to_instant()` makes sense because it changes the reference ***to*** another reference. I think for importing/exporting to e.g. datetime another prefix should be used. How about `create_datetime()`...

Funny enough in [eascheduler](https://github.com/spacemanspiff2007/eascheduler) I mostly use `SystemDateTime` and `Instant`. I use the `[from|to]_py_datetime()` to provide a nice and easy to use interface for the user. Most users know about...

Can you describe or provide an example of what you did. Maybe I then can add it to the docs?