Adjust busylight brightness

[robimac04]

Hello,

is it possible to adjust the brightness via API? The light is very low when using green color, compared to the original software on Windows (see picture).

[porsager]

Hi. That's definately a regression. I'll look into it now.

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Hello,

is it possible to adjust the brightness via API? The light is very low when using green color, compared to the original software on Windows (see picture).

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[porsager]

Hmm.. Could you try to provide the code you use? I've only been able to get my hands on a regular busylight which worked fine, and per the spec there shouldn't be a difference between that and the kuando box.

[robimac04]

It's the cloned repository in combination with a JS file to activate it. Content:

var busylight = require('/usr/local/testdrive/busylight/lib');
var bl = busylight.get();

bl.light('green');

The files in /usr/local/testdrive/busylight/lib are the same as in the repository.

[porsager]

Could you try to set degamma: false ?

[robimac04]

Okay thanks, I will try that.

[robimac04]

I've tried it, but it's still as dark as shown on the picture.

[porsager]

Hi @robimac04 ... sorry I never got back to you, but I just realized that the css color green isn't full green like rgb(0, 255, 0), but rather only half of green rgb(0, 255, 0).

I'm pretty sure if you do rgb(0, 255, 0) or #00FF00 you'll get the same brightness..

Sorry i didn't realize this from the start :P

[robimac04]

No worries :-)

It works now, thank you very much for your support 👍

[aftabjan]

Hi @porsager, I have been facing the same issue of color brightness as you replied to @robimac04 and the solution worked for him to use RGB, but the same when I apply it doesn't work and I don't get a full bright color.