Luxsplice
Build collision-free DMX patches, inspect all 512 addresses, and hand off a clear show file before load-in.
Focused field tools
Treat start address and footprint as one occupied interval, and always display the computed end address.
Keep every mode inside channels 1 through 512 and make overflow visible before handoff.
Compare occupied intervals rather than only start addresses so hidden overlaps cannot survive.
Record node, port, cable path, or console output beside the logical universe.
Preserve manufacturer mode names and channel footprints with the exact show patch.
Hold a documented tail or gap for venue additions instead of consuming every free address.
Luxsplice plans and documents a patch. It does not control fixtures, verify electrical loading, certify data distribution, or replace venue, equipment, power, rigging, and qualified technician procedures.