To check a string length I created an xlights test selection set that selects every 10th red channel which would be the first channel in the 10th bulb., ie. 28, 58, 88, etc. By counting the bulbs lit I can easily count the length of the string without having to physically count every node. The approx 100 node string I am currently testing works great with with the xlights RGB cycle with channels 1-300 selected. But if I turn on my every 10th red selection I get about 1/3 of the bulbs lit per color slider. I'm using the RGB test section of xlights and selecting background color only. There are 3 sliders which (I assume) would be one each for Red, Green, Blue. I move the first slider (they are not labeled as to color since different string types have different color orders) all the way up and get about 1/3 of the nodes lit red with everything else off, no other colors lit, Add the second slider and I get another 1/3, then the third slider gives me the rest of the reds as I would expect. I do not understand why all the reds would not come on with a single slider. Yet using the RGB cycle all colors work exactly as expected. I've rechecked the selection and even created a little excel sheet to create the proper channel numbers. I'd like to understand what is going on here. Anyone got a thought and what might be wrong.