#SignalRGB, Wootility

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sharp mantle
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Hii i have a question, if I use signal rbg to control all my rgb would that interfere with the wootility software even if its web based?

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# sharp mantle Hii i have a question, if I use signal rbg to control all my rgb would that inte...

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fiery mango
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Yes. You would be unable to configure the keyboard while another RGB app in interfacing with the board.

Just turn off SignalRGB off briefly and back on once you're done.

sharp mantle
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so i would have to turn signal rbg off, then eneble stuff like rapid trigger and socd and then turn signalrgb back on and all my wootility settings would be saved? because i have seen some people say stuff like socd wouldnt work

merry cliff
sharp mantle
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thank you for all the help:3

fiery mango
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Yup. It's mostly about communication. One app prevents the other from configuring the board.

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Also keep in mind that if you use RGB animations Tachyon benefits will be disabled, cause it relies on using the additional bandwidth that animations take up.

sharp mantle
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What is Tachyon benefits if you dont mind me asking?

sharp mantle
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Im not planning to connect my keyboard to signalrgb, does that mean i can use wootility without signalrgb interfering?

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Ill try to explain it the best i can haha, I want to use signalrgb to change all my casefans, ram and gpus rgb, i also want to use wootility for rapid trigger, socd etc and the keyboard rgb. Would that work? Im sorry if this is confusing

merry cliff
merry cliff
sharp mantle
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okii thank you again for all the help

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Do you know if there are any other rgb softwares that would work, ive heard that openrgb arent as stingy when other programms are open

runic cave
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@sharp mantle if you’re not using SignalRGB to try and control the wooting LEDs, just be sure to disable any control of it within SignalRGB and you can kiss any conflicting issues goodbye (iirc there’s something in the device settings in SignalRGB app you gotta press). OpenRGB is another decent RGB app but they don’t have the same $ to put towards software development so everything feels less polished imo.

sharp mantle
runic cave
sharp mantle
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also while we are on it, do y ou think signalrgb would detect wootility even if its web based?

runic cave
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Wym “detect” it?

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If you’re talking about the “automatically close conflicting programs” feature on SignalRGB causing issues, no it won’t. But since SignalRGB isn’t optimized to properly control wooting keyboards, as long as the keyboard stays enabled in your device tab on SignalRGB, it can cause a myriad of issues with your wooting settings and corrupt any wooting updates (requiring a factory reset of the keyboard to get it working again).

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As mentioned earlier, it’s really an issue of SignalRGB trying to block any communication from wootility. Your core wootility settings save onboard though and don’t require software to run.

sharp mantle
runic cave
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Yeah they shouldn’t have any issue