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Replies posted by Inelastic

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dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Keyboards

BLACKWIDOW V3 PRO | Feel The Difference. Unleashed.

No orange switches? :frown_:

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3 years ago
xJustCinek
xJustCinek
posted in Razer Chroma RGB

ColorFull - Chroma, Hue and Aura synchronized

xJustCinekSince there is Razer Hue integration released in new Synapse, are you guys still interested in the project :)? Absolutely. Personally, I would love to see support for Arduino devices.

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4 years ago
technokat
technokat
posted in Razer Chroma RGB

Razer Chroma Hardware Development Kit

EasyKillsGGAnd you cant see the problem in that?? the Biggest reason and for most people the only reason to buy the HDK over some other led controller, is that with this you can control your chroma device from one place and sync the lighting.. like the they say in they own advertising. But you cant do that.. It cant sync chroma devises, and you still need two programs to handle your lights..!! It's annoying because they call it the Chroma Hardware Development Kit, so it drums up the notion that it shouldn't be for regular users. It makes me think it's geared towards people who develop for the Chroma SDK to get a head start on their apps, kinda like the VR dev kits Oculus released before the retail product. The hardware is done, but the software isn't. Except, they don't advertise it like that. The page advertises it like a regular product that should be good to go already. The page gives you a direct link to the Synapse 3 download, but doesn't say anything about the status of the

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4 years ago
technokat
technokat
posted in Razer Chroma RGB

Razer Chroma Hardware Development Kit

Razer|Quis The 20-pin plugs are all active - each LED is controlled in parallel, as opposed to regular LED strips that are controlled in a series. This allows a change in any LED along the strip on demand - otherwise we would have gone for regular LED strips. Yes, the dotted lines indicate the recommended cutting areas. They are proprietary due to the 20-pin connector. The LED per channel is because of the above, 20-pins to control each LED individually. Ahh, thanks for the explanation.

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4 years ago
technokat
technokat
posted in Razer Chroma RGB

Razer Chroma Hardware Development Kit

Nice. I do have several questions: 1) What's the deal with the oversized 20-pin plugs? I can't imagine all of those pins are needed/active. 2) I see that the strips show dotted lines on them, is that where the strips can be cut? 3) Are the strips standard or are they proprietary? Could we wire other strips, like Neopixels to work with it? 4) Is the maximum limit of leds per channel purely a hardware limit, or is there also a software limit? What I mean is it possible to power the strips from another source and use the box to control them? Can we set the number of leds in the software or is that done through hardware (like an extra wire on the strip).

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4 years ago
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Anonymous
posted in Razer Chroma RGB

Rock your Razer Chroma devices with the Audio Visualizer

CalcProgrammer1I need to look into adjusting the scaling for LED strips. The Firefly has 15 LEDs and scales pretty much perfectly so I need to copy what I did there. I installed a 15 LED strip in my case and it's not centered on one point like it should be. For even numbered LED strips it should treat two LEDs as center, same as on the Razer Core for example, which has 8 LEDs. I haven't actually tried it for an odd number of leds on a strip. I have 32 and it started on led 17 only, 16 didn't light up initially with 17. Led 1 never lit up at all (1 being the first on the strip). Choosing the green/yellow/red scheme, there were 6 green on the higher numbers (17-32) and only 5 green on the lower values (1-16). The yellow and red had the same amount on each side (5 of each). That's why I wrote a new array to mimic the higher values to the lower values.

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5 years ago
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Anonymous
posted in Razer Chroma RGB

Rock your Razer Chroma devices with the Audio Visualizer

Just tried the latest version, 3.01. Great work! One thing I noticed is that the drop box for the audio device is only the size of 1 of the text entries. Also, the led visualizer doesn't appear to be even-strip friendly. What I mean is that if you have 15 leds, then you can split it up into 7 on the left and 7 on the right with a center led. The program works great for this since the middle one lights up first and then it spreads out evenly between the 7 on the left and 7 on the right. However, if you have 16 leds then the visualizer starts off on led 8 and spread out that way (as opposed to starting off on 7 and 8). If you turn the amplitude up to over 9000, then all the leds are light up on the right but the last led on the left isn't lit up. I wound up creating another serial_buffer in the Arduino code to compensate. It creates a new array identical to the original array, then overwrites the left side rgb values with the right side. I'll post it below in case anyone el

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5 years ago
mltan
mltanCEO
posted in General Discussion

What would you like to see next from Razer?

This is software, but I'd like to see the ability to link profiles across peripherals in Synapse. So, if I change the profile of my keyboard, it'll change the profile of my Naga and Firefly at the same time if I link the all 3 profiles together. The goal would be to use a hotkey on my keyboard to change the lighting effects on all 3 of my peripherals simultaneously.

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sharesharpRed352
20 hours ago
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Anonymous
posted in Razer Chroma RGB

Rock your Razer Chroma devices with the Audio Visualizer

Love this program! I just finished setting up my arduino uno and leds to work with it. It took some tweaking of the source code to get it to work right since I wanted two leds to light up at the start instead of just one.

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5 years ago

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