23, #79 suggest the colors on the B450M Mortar are inverted.
Indeed, using -ir -ib -ig does produce the expected output. Specifically, inverting the state of -ir, -ib, -ig from the examples generates more or less the demonstrated output. It would be nice if this inversion could be auto detected based on motherboard id. A lot of work, I know, but is a pretty big leap if you're a new user.
Additionally, there might be some corner cases in the actual inversion due to which it is not exactly correct. When compared to the example images, I notice the following notable differences :
Heartbeat doesn't seem to do anything at all
Police has long (2 seconds or so maybe) gaps between the blue and red. It follows a sequence of blue - blue - red - red
Hue wheel has the LEDs off for significant periods, maybe about 60% on 40% off
Could there be other non-color bits n the registers which are not exactly inverted which are causing this variation?
23, #79 suggest the colors on the B450M Mortar are inverted.
Indeed, using -ir -ib -ig does produce the expected output. Specifically, inverting the state of -ir, -ib, -ig from the examples generates more or less the demonstrated output. It would be nice if this inversion could be auto detected based on motherboard id. A lot of work, I know, but is a pretty big leap if you're a new user.
Additionally, there might be some corner cases in the actual inversion due to which it is not exactly correct. When compared to the example images, I notice the following notable differences :
Could there be other non-color bits n the registers which are not exactly inverted which are causing this variation?