[Skullmeat]

OpenRGB is a open source alternative for programs like iCUE and ROG Armoury, and it allows you to sync across all your RGB devices. You can sync, control, and customize your colors, and even interface with an SDK, for added features.

Spoiler:

Get it here: https://openrgb.org/

[Dismas]

I use the following for similar effects:

• Aura Sync
  
• Synapse
  
• Audio Visualizer
  

[Skullmeat]

I use the following for similar effects:

• Aura Sync
  
• Synapse
  
• Audio Visualizer
  

the point of this is those dont sync together. And you dont need more than one program.

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[Drako]

I've wanted a program like this for the longest time, but I've a lways been too lazy to actually search for one. I use Razer, Asus, and Corsair products, so I need all of their bloatware installed so I can sync up a color scheme between them. OpenRGB will definitely come in handy for me.

[Equinox]

What this really needs is an API of sorts or a library so users can do this programmatically. The GUI is convenient, but being able to do shit programmatically would be fire for developers I think.

I guess the plug-in system sort of supplements this, but I think that the plug-in system just has a lot more overhead than necessary.

[Skullmeat]

What this really needs is an API of sorts or a library so users can do this programmatically. The GUI is convenient, but being able to do shit programmatically would be fire for developers I think.

I guess the plug-in system sort of supplements this, but I think that the plug-in system just has a lot more overhead than necessary.

Thats what the SDK is for, I believe.

[Equinox]

What this really needs is an API of sorts or a library so users can do this programmatically. The GUI is convenient, but being able to do shit programmatically would be fire for developers I think.

I guess the plug-in system sort of supplements this, but I think that the plug-in system just has a lot more overhead than necessary.

Thats what the SDK is for, I believe.

More or less, but SDKs still have unreasonable overhead.

Go ahead and scratch all that anyways though, because through some browsing I found the header file that provided the API calls. Hasn’t been updated in like seven months though.

https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenR...roller-API

[fire]

sounds sick, thanks ill defo try this out

[Losi]

A bit off topic but this video seemed relevant:

Tech Tangents wrote a script to use the corsair commander pro to handle his fans on Linux:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAwwhFipVWQ

Worth a watch

[_KEY_]

Thank you, let's see how it works