- #CANT SEEM TO GET GIGABYTE RGB FUSION TO WORK PRO#
- #CANT SEEM TO GET GIGABYTE RGB FUSION TO WORK SOFTWARE#
- #CANT SEEM TO GET GIGABYTE RGB FUSION TO WORK CODE#
I have only 1 snag, which is im having trouble getting RGBFusionCLI to auto start with windows and Aurora, ill work on that and report back if needed.
#CANT SEEM TO GET GIGABYTE RGB FUSION TO WORK PRO#
I was so confused by the original setup documentation, it did NOT include any EXE or any direct instructions besides, place EXE in this folder, but EXE was not compiled and found in the master project.Īnyways, ive solved my own frustration with the delay on this response, and compiled the visual C# code, and made the EXE myself.Īfter trial and error, im happy to say, as long as the RGBFusionCLI.exe program is running, Project aurora is properly updating my Z39 aorus pro gaming motherboard, and 2 front RGB fans properly.
#CANT SEEM TO GET GIGABYTE RGB FUSION TO WORK CODE#
Ive compiled the updated code from CheerPipe, and produced my own Fork on the project to simpler setup process that works with the original code.
#CANT SEEM TO GET GIGABYTE RGB FUSION TO WORK SOFTWARE#
Sorry if my software is not perfect or developed slowly.įor anyone checking this thread in the future. I will also check if leds are really changed and apply new colors only to those leds with new colors to speedup the wrapper. So you can set bind different keys to different zones and commit the led transaction with the last key. My idea is to have some like his.Ĭontroller.TransactionSet(zone1,color1) Ĭontroller.TransactionSet(zone2,color2) Ĭontroller.TransactionSet(zone3,color3) Ĭontroller.TransactionSet(zone4,color4) I already have this feature working in my NZXT HUE Ambient led strip. Yes, i want to implement some kind of transaction feature to set color for diffetent areas but with just one command. Have you looked into integrating it as its own device with multiple "keys" yet? Guess you were entirely right about this one, it goes completely horrific but if i don't create separate devices i can only check if one of the colors has changed since device_color only allows for a single value. I recommend you to create a buffer with keys you want to use and create a single request to RGBFusion with all color changes instead of create multiple scripted devices because it uses SMBus and is not very fast and don’t play well with simultaneous calls Just use different keys for different zones. Yes, you can bind different keys to different zones using the first parameter of the -sa command: If you’re interested i would be up for some dms and integrating that functionality. If it comes from one color it will be purple, from another pink.Īlso - have you tried assigning each zone to one key to enable mobo-wide effects yet? What about about setting a wave effect from aurora - is that possible? One thing i noticed though is that when setting 255 0 255 for example it matters what color was previously set. You can change this to whatever key you want) or use DeviceKeys.Peripheral_Logo to sync your motherboard with your mouse.Īwesome-it's working now.
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