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Version 0.1.0

11 Nov 11:21
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Windows-only release for the moment. It should work with MacOS and Linux, but you have to build it by yourself. I may code a CI to push releases automatically for windows / linux / macos, but for now, you need to build it on your own.

How to use it:

  • Download the .zip below
  • Extract its content to a folder
  • Run the .exe that is inside

Configuration

  • The brightness changes according to the audio:
    • BASS_LEVEL (default): the brightness changes according to the bass currently played
    • SOUND_LEVEL: the brightness changes according to the sound level currently played (volume)
    • NONE: the brightness does not change
  • The brightness variation can be smoothened:
    • NONE (default): no smoothing
    • DYNAMIC: dynamic smooth (the smoothing value changes according to the level difference)
    • VALUE: you specify the value to smoothen the brightness variation. Instead of going from 10% to 50% brightness intensity if the sound volume goes from 10% to 50%, it goes to 10% + {smoothingValue}.
  • The color changes according to the color of your screen:
    • COLOR_AVG (default): takes the average of the colors of your screen (in the center)
    • NONE: the color won't change
  • You can configure everything by hand, or you can use the default config
  • You can run the program with a command line that contains all the information needed to connect to the device and to set the configuration

Device detection

  • You can scan for compatible devices, then you have to select the one that you want

Details

  • You can still use your gaming controller while using the program, it won't interact with it
  • It works with full screen apps

Disclaimer

  • If the color variable is not set to NONE, you may get banned by intrusive anti-cheats (like Riot Vanguard). I did not test it though. The program acts like it's taking screenshots. Works great for Survival Games. Rocket League is safe as well. If you get banned, don't blame me!