Hello, everyone!

Let's say I have a simple C++ application:



RZRESULT res = Init();

assert(res == RZRESULT_SUCCESS);



ChromaSDK::Keyboard::STATIC_EFFECT_TYPE effect{};

effect.Color = RGB(255, 0, 0);



// std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::seconds{1}); // This fixes it!



res = CreateKeyboardEffect(ChromaSDK::Keyboard::CHROMA_STATIC, &effect, NULL);

assert(res == RZRESULT_SUCCESS);



getchar();



res = UnInit();

assert(res == RZRESULT_SUCCESS);



Weirdly enough, this application doesn't work, unless I delay setting the effect for roughly a second. All asserts pass, but the effect doesn't apply. Looks like there's some kind of asynchronous initialization happening with no explicit way to control or observe it. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a way to consistently enable an effect immediately after application start?