As the title says, I would much prefer to keep the ability to actually control my RGB through wooting's software, but I'm wondering if its possible to still have the fancy bells and whisltes when running terraria for example
#Is there some way to only run chroma effects when a supported game is running?
kindred obsidian
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As the title says, I would much prefer to keep the ability to actually control m...
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Yes but no.
paper dragon
the only way would be by not using wootility and not using official chroma integrations of wootility but something like project aurora, artemisrgb or openrgb or such and hooking into chroma by usually replacing the dll or some other more hacky workaround (often documented in some guide to follow) and then let the third party rgb app control everything including how chroma is mixed with the rgb you want