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Info about my fork - Bloody P85

Open C0rn3j opened this issue 6 years ago • 0 comments

Hiya, this mouse seems to be a tad bit different than the mice currently supported.

For example it uses 32(64 chars) bytes long packets for receiving and sending, not 36(72 chars) bytes long.

I'm also a total C++ noob so I simply decided to fork this and rewrite it in a horrific fashion.

Currently I managed to get and set backlight (works the same as this driver, it just doesn't have 4 extra bytes at the end) and also set LEDs after the mouse is in the LED-setting mode (no idea how to get there yet without the propr. driver). With time I'll probably get more than that reversed.

Currently the tool works in a fashion where it accepts the full codes and executes them as I'm still in early debugging phase.

Repo is here - https://gitlab.com/C0rn3j/a4tech_bloody_p85_driver

C0rn3j avatar Nov 13 '17 11:11 C0rn3j