tylerszabo / RGB-Fusion-Tool

A command line tool for calling Gigabyte's RGB Fusion SDK

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Orange is sort of greenish #47

Open cmsj opened 5 years ago

cmsj commented 5 years ago

Bug Report

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Summary

I have the Orange colour set in the BIOS, but it's too bright, so I run RGBFusionTool at startup to reduce the brightness, but --static=Orange also changes the hue to something more greenish.

Repro

Steps and Commands

--static=Orange --brightness=30

Actual behavior

Colour is a sort of greenish hue

Expected behavior

Colour is orange

Environment

Windows 10 Aorus B450 I Pro Wifi

tylerszabo commented 5 years ago

Interesting, could you experiment with an RGB value that looks more orange? I just use the default mappings from .NET (Color.Orange) which is FF,A5,00 (Note that it does have a fair bit of green in it.)

It would make some sense to remap some of these color names to adjust for the color map of the LEDs (hopefully they use similar LED configurations on various boards so this doesn't need to be per-board).

cmsj commented 5 years ago

@tylerszabo oh, I had no idea I could specify RGB values! (I'm not sure that's documented anywhere? Maybe I missed it).

If it helps, these are the RGB values of the pre-defined colours in the BIOS:

White: 255/255/255 Red: 255/0/0 Green: 0/255/0 Blue: 0/0/255 Cyan: 0/255/255 Magenta: 255/0/255 Yellow: 255/216/0 Orange: 255/106/0

(so their Orange is a fair bit different to .Net's)

Thanks very much!

tylerszabo commented 5 years ago

Good idea, I've created Issue #48 to track documentation deficiencies.

impatman commented 4 years ago

Running into a similiar issue. LED Strips are coming out with the right colors but the on-board leds are off. Trying to set it as purple and it's coming out red. Played around with hex values and green worked fine, blue is very dull, orange comes out dull. Running against a x470.