Luke Horwell

> This happens only with a custom color profile, not with the presets (there the previous state is restored). By presets, I presume "effects"? As these (except ripple) are handled...

Duplicate of #145. Application profiles (in turn, the OpenRazer daemon) tells the hardware to light the keys a certain way, but this is a one-off request and has no concept...

Hi. This is awkward because I've been doing some refactoring across the project, so your changes will introduce a conflict. New WIP code is in the [`backend_refactor`](https://github.com/polychromatic/polychromatic/tree/backend_refactor) branch, and I...

Do you mean setting the colour when the keys are pressed? If so, it is already supported in the Controller and Tray Applet (by setting the colour first): ![screenshot at...

Ahh, I see what you mean. This would have to be a software effect implemented in the driver's daemon first (@terrycain's v.2 daemon would be good for this, like the...

Hi. The daemon still isn't ready for custom effects yet, as it's been on hold for improved macro support at the moment. As soon as the daemon supports it, then...

It's fair to say I have no idea on the progress at daemon-level. About this effect, I've been told by @terrycain : > In custom lighting there's probs functionality to...

3 years is a long time - OpenRazer does have an API that makes it possible to write an effect like this in conjunction with another library to detect key...

> How do you run the python script? Download and run it from the Terminal, for example: ```bash wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/bluzukk/2f5ce1d21bcafbf6dd70d0b8f95a30f1/raw/d319aa76836553a9f611bd6ce18516a0d1efeb3c/keyboard.py chmod +x ./keyboard.py python ./keyboard.py ``` You may need to...

Thanks! I actually have _yet another_ refactor going on in a [branch named `backend_refactor`](https://github.com/polychromatic/polychromatic/tree/backend_refactor), so your changes touch old code. I have a few features to restore there before it...