# Razer Gamesense
Intercept calls sent from Razer enabled games and sends them over to Steelseries Engine for output. Essentially, this will show Razer keyboard only effects on Steelseries keyboards.
Currently, only the Apex M800 keyboard is support as i have no access to a M750
Razer enabled games will use the dll in the System32 folder first, this allows us to hijack the calls and divert them.
While i can't offer any guarantees, it shouldn't. It never directly interacts with either the game, or the memory space occupied by the game. In general, most games will fire the colors in a fire-and-forget manner, so there is never any direct interaction between this and the game.
If you wish to uninstall/disable, just remove or rename the RzChromaSDK64.dll file.
If a file called RazerInterceptor.cfg is pressent in the profile directory (so, %userprofile%/RazerInterceptor.cfg), this will be loaded. Otherwise default settings are loaded. This settings file is a simple key/value file. (eg: key = val)
The key layout can also be override by creating a file called RazerInterceptorKeyLayout.cfg file in your profile directory. This file contains HID codes that refer to the keys on your keyboard. Razer sends a list of colors, and this is matched to this list. So color 1 will match the ID entered on line 1. Only a single value per line. NOTE: SSE interprets the results as US english keyboard layout, but windows does translates it to the correct keyboard settings.
You can use the USB HID Usage Tables - chapter 10 for reference
The idea and base code comes from Nicholas Thomsons blog post. While he uses it in a different manner, the main hijack part was his idea. He also discusses methods to hijack and security in more detail.