Closed ChocolatePie698 closed 1 year ago
Sadly, this is not a bug: on newer devices, colors are not saved anymore in the mouse memory... So it get back to the default (that can be a rainbow effect or off) :(
I will have to find a way to restore it automatically at startup, at wake up and when the device is plugged in...
Damn that's sad. I'm just used to mice storing lighting in memory. Thanks for letting me know on that.
Is there a way to run rivalcfg as a daemon, so whenever the computer wakes up, or the mouse reconnects, the commands run again?
I'm having the same issue, so I created a bash script to reset the color options (that runs at startup), but I'm not sure how to make it run whenever the mouse reconnects or the computer wakes up from idle.
It is possible to run a command when a specific device is plugged to the computer using udev:
But I do not think it will work for the wireless mice that wake up after IDLE as the USB dongle is never disconnected from the computer.
Can confirm that this option is working on Aerox 3
The option is now on `master` for all devices that supports it (Aerox and Prime):
-d DEFAULT_LIGHTING, --default-lighting DEFAULT_LIGHTING
Set default lighting at mouse startup (values: off, reactive,
rainbow, reactive-rainbow, default: rainbow)
Originally posted by @flozz in https://github.com/flozz/rivalcfg/issues/195#issuecomment-1365876881
This issues should be marked as closed
Thank you for the feedback :)
Bug description
RGB color selections is not saving.
What happened
Changing colors seems to be fine at first but when the mouse disconnects or when the USB dongle disconnects, the RGB colors go back to what it was before.
What was expected
Turning off/disconnecting the mouse, and the colors stay the same before turning off/ disconnecting the mouse.
Step to reproduce
Change the z1, z2, and z3 colors to whatever. Turn off the mouse and watch rainbows come back.
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