This is a very minor bug but I just have to point it out as someone who has their keyboard shaded blue and key presses set to simulate water ripples -
With the "Ripple" RGB effect, the ripples caused by multiple key presses sometimes cannot pass each other. This is best reproduced by setting your keyboard RGB effect to "Ripple" and ensure the effect is visible on your keyboard. Then press one key at one end of your keyboard and another key at the other end at the same time or in very quick succession and watch as one ripple sometimes gets absorbed by the other one in a seemingly random fashion. The two effects should always pass each other until both make it to the opposite ends of the board.
It's minor, but I have to point it out because I'm loving it and I want it to be perfect.
#Bug/Improvement: Ripple RGB effects occasionally block each other.
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I can't believe that someone else uses the same colours and effects as me. I get the same thing on mine and had a blast playing with it to see which wave would win (it was always the left wave).
HAHA yeah i have been doing the same, admittedly.
This is the first programmable RGB thing I've had so I'm having fun customising... and i like water so that's how i've had it set once i got bored of the rainbow vomit lol
I've found it depends on which one gets there first. If a wave tries to move to a key that another wave is already on, one of them will be deleted. I've had some of them pass each other fine though, and sometimes only the bottom row (I.E the space bar) will be fine but the rest of it will be erased.
EDIT: I should point out I set the background brightness to 0% for the video but I have it so keys are always 75% brightness until one is pressed.
maybe they should add this fix as an option so you can still play Wave-Wars on your keyboard lmaoo
even better, just add games! I'd love to play Tetris using my keyboard as a display! What a flex!
The idea of snake has floated around before
Brings a whole new meaning to "gaming keyboard" lol
@stuck sleet is the SPI standard 8 meg?
unsure how the SPI is related to this
well everything is stored onto the SPI isn't it?
SPI doesnt store data? im confused as to what you mean
I meant the eeprom
why do you wanna read the flash storage? @hearty canyon
there should be plenty space to add anything right?
sure but it wont do anything. the extra flash is for profile storage and nothing else