JustAnotherStrange
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4 years ago Idea: I checked in Logitech's Windows G Hub software and there are three lighting zones the user can control. Maybe these could be classified each as a separate LED which can be controlled individually.
punyauk
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I bought the Logitech G203 Lightsync mouse. Piper is up and running, and all the current features (it looks like) are working fine. But part of the reason I bought the Lightsync mouse over the non-Lightsync is that the LEDs don't have to be all one color and they can have cooler patterns with rainbows and whatnot. This ability is not in libratbag, as it seems the only options for lighting are a solid color, breathing one color, and cycling between the colors. I can make these more complex patterns on Logitech G Hub on my windows partition.
Describe the solution you'd like A solution would be having the ability to use the more complex color patterns that my mouse can create, such as possible having a couple color regions. It doesn't need to be all of the individual small lights, maybe five or so regions that can each be set to a different color or have each one cycling on a different color.
Describe alternatives you've considered An alternative that I might use is just writing bash scripts that use ratbagctl to make more complex color patterns, but this still doesn't make use of the separate individual colors that can be shown on this mouse
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