I tried to find some info about the "protocol" used for rawudp but I must have looked in all the wrong places.
So I went ahead and tried to reverse engineer it by just catching the UDP packets but soon got some surprises.
While it is quite obvious that each LED gets its own 3 byte block in the packet I only ever get 300 bytes long datagrams which is only worth 100 LEDs but I'd need 220+ LEDs. How is that? Where is the data for the rest of LEDs and how do I get to it?
Also is there some comprehensible list of possible commands a rawudp controller could send back to the server?