A .NET app that runs in the background and synchronises colours to different integratable devices. i.e Razer Chroma devices, Xiaomi Yeelight bulbs.
The project, created by Dean Kevorkian and joined by Ben Selbiger, attempts to use official libraries when possible and focuses on the synchronisation between the devices, rather than the way we integrate with the device and its API/SDK. i.e - Razer's Colore
library for syncing colours via Razer's SDK through .NET bindings, and YeelightAPI for controlling Yeelight bulbs and led strips.
We aspire to bring support to as many vendors (code-named "Providers") as we can from both growing worlds of RGB peripherals and RGB IoT devices, and allow synchronizing them together with colors, sounds, effects we support - and even let users define their own effects (code-named "Flows").
Currently only available to Windows 10 but built with expectations for future Mac & Linux ports, this project contains the wrappers for several SDKs (code-named "Providers") and the UI (which is a mix of WPF and UWP in order to achieve WPF's complete access and integration to Windows APIs, along with UWP's latest WinUI used in Windows 10 apps by Microsoft, via Xaml Islands experimental technology).
TODO - Write a simple explanation of the project structure, how to build it, UI / Providers logic seperation.
An updated list of integrations
In order to use any of the available providers, make sure you've done the required early steps, as follows -
Razer
Yeelight
Logitech
MagicHome
SteelSeries
SignAndInstallApp.bat
as Administrator (This script will install the application and it's certification).RGBMaster allows choosing a desired effect for the way colors are chosen.
RGBMaster should allow choosing a flow, which is our codename for custom pre-defined effects created by anyone who wants to. These effects ought to be exportable and importable to ensure community sharing around this project in order to help it evolve and reach its potential :)
Feel free to suggest any idea you have for this app, or even make one yourself and open a PR. I'll review it and continue maintaining this small app :) If you find any bug, let us know. It is hard for us to reproduce many of the issues, since some of them do not occure to everyone and depend on system configuration, firewall settings, specific device configurations, operating system settings, etc..
Support the project by donating! This helps us fund more RGB peripherals to support and test for RGBMaster, and extend its features.
Colore
library asynchronously sets the colour, but we set the bulbs colours with messages sent through sockets synchronously)This project was heavily inspired and utilizes the amazing work of several open-source projects and libraries -