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 <p>WLED-MM supports mixing 2D and 1D setup on the same unit, the expected result is that you could use 2D fixture and still chain a strip after or setup a strip and then a matrix after on the same pin.</p>
 <p>!Important: The necessary steps are different from upstream WLED. In WLED-MM, you create a "pseudo" 2D panel for the trailing strip, then set "Expand 1D FX" to "Pixels" in segment options.</p>
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-<li>Setup your total LED count in Config -&gt; LED Preferences as usual. For example a 8x8 matrix and a strip of 32 pixels chained to the end of your matrix. The total count should be 64 + 32 = 96. This also works with virtual LEDs via DDP or ArtNet.</li>
+<li>Setup your total LED count in Config -&gt; LED Preferences as usual. For example a 8x8 matrix and a strip of 30 pixels chained to the end of your matrix. The total count should be 64 + 30 = 94. This also works with virtual LEDs via DDP or ArtNet.</li>
 <li>Go to Config -&gt; 2D setup and create the 8x8 matrix, and a second matrix panel for the trailing strip.</li>
 <li>For larger pixel counts, you should chose square dimensions like 5x6. For smaller pixel counts, create a panel with only one row, like 30x1.</li>
 <li>Position the "pseudo" 2D panel at the right / top side of your "real" 8x8 matrix panel =&gt; startX = 8, startY = 0.</li>
-<li>Now create segments for both 2D panels. click on the segment for your trailing strip, slect a 1D effect, then change "Expand 1D FX" to "Pixels" in segment options.</li>
+<li>Now create segments for both 2D panels. click on the segment for your trailing strip, select a 1D effect, then change "Expand 1D FX" to "Pixels" in segment options.</li>
 <li>You might need to experiment with "Reverse X" and "Reverse Y" options, to make the effect behave correctly.</li>
 <li>Save your segment, create a new preset for the current setup. Its recommended to set this preset as startup preset in LEDs settings.</li>
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