ON THE TENTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS... TEAM XODUS GAVE TO ME:
TEN LEDS A-LIGHTING, Nine LCDS Dancing, Eight Skryers Skrying, Seven points a-posting, Six great a-wards, Fiiiiive brand new skiiiiins, Four more features, Three French pens, Two cool features. And a lot of bug fixes in the source tree.

COMPETITION UPDATE

With two more days to go in our 12 days of Christmas campaign, the entries to our competitions are flying in, fast and furious. We have received many great entries so far. This is your last chance to get any last minute additions in before we close the competitions. Remember, we have some great prizes to give away! Day 12 will be here before you know it, so hurry and get those entries in!

TEN LED COLOR SEQUENCES:
Today we thought we would give you a bit of fun to try out. We have added a great new feature, which has been requested time and again on forums, which allows for advanced control of the Xenium's full-color LED, as well as the front-panel LEDs. We have made ten different example sequences for you to play with, and to use as a starting point for some ideas of your own. We've put together a short video which demonstrates using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) techniques to perform a few simple tricks. (Note that PWM is only applicable to the on-chip LED, as the front-panel LED can not be updated quickly enough to perform these effects.) Who said Christmas was over? Go ahead and try it out!
The .led files should be placed directly in the E:XeniumOSLeds directory on your xbox. They will then appear under the "Choose LEDs..." menu under Xenium Setting in Xenium OS. The format of these files is straightforward; each line in the file represents one set of the leds. The first number is the duration for this set, the second number represents the color to set on the chip LED (0-7), and the third number is a standard hexadecimal representation of the front-panel LED.

Download the new XeniumOS 2.3.0 with the ten led sequences

Source: TeamXodus.com