import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module from time import sleep # Import the sleep-function Keypad = Chroma.Keypad() Keypad.setWave(0) # sets the Keypad to Wave from left to right sleep(5) Keypad.resetEffect() # resets the current Chroma Effect sleep(5) Keypad.setColor((255, 0, 0)) # sets new color the the Keypad Keypad.applyGrid() sleep(5)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module from time import sleep Mouse = Chroma.Mouse() # Initialize a new Mouse Instance RED = (255, 0, 0) # Initialize a new color by RGB (RED,GREEN,BLUE) Mouse.setColor(RED) # sets the whole Mouse-Grid to RED Mouse.applyGrid() # applies the Mouse-Grid to the connected Mouse sleep(5)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module
from time import sleep # Import the sleep-function
Keyboard = Chroma.Keyboard()
RED = (255, 0, 0)
Keyboard.setReactive(1,
RED) # sets the Keyboard to Reactive with short duration
sleep(10)
Keyboard.setReactive(2,
RED) # sets the Keyboard to Reactive with medium duration
sleep(10)
Keyboard.setReactive(3,
RED) # sets the Keyboard to Reactive with long duration
sleep(10)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module
from time import sleep
Keyboard = Chroma.Keyboard() # Initialize a new Keyboard Instance
RED = (255, 0, 0) # Initialize a new color by RGB (RED,GREEN,BLUE)
Keyboard.setbyGrid(
1, 0, RED
) # sets the ESC-Key to RED. More information about the Grid are on the official website
Keyboard.applyGrid() # applies the Keyboard-Grid to the connected Keyboard
sleep(5)
Keyboard.clearGrid() # clears the Grid
Keyboard.applyGrid() # applies the cleared Grid to the connected Keyboard
sleep(5)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module
from time import sleep
Keypad = Chroma.Keypad() # Initialize a new Keypad Instance
RED = (255, 0, 0) # Initialize a new color by RGB (RED,GREEN,BLUE)
GREEN = (0, 255, 0)
for y in range(0, Keypad.MaxRow): # Use Keypad.MaxRow as an iteration border in a for-loop
Keypad.setbyGrid(y, 3, RED) # sets the whole fourth column to green
for x in range(0, Keypad.MaxColumn): # Use Keypad.MaxColumn as iteration border in a for-loop
Keypad.setbyGrid(x, 2, GREEN) # sets the whole third row to green
Keypad.applyGrid() # applies the Keypad-Grid to the connected Keypad
sleep(5)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module from time import sleep # Import the sleep-function Mousepad = Chroma.Mousepad() Mousepad.setWave(1) # sets the Keypad to Wave from left to right sleep(10) Mousepad.setWave(2) # sets the Keypad to Wave from right to left sleep(10)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Headset the Chroma Module
from time import sleep
Headset = Chroma.Headset() # Initialize a new Headset Instance
RED = (255, 0, 0) # Initialize a new color by RGB (RED,GREEN,BLUE)
for led in range(0, Headset.MaxLED
): # Use Headset.MaxLED as an iteration border in a for-loop
Headset.setbyLED(led, RED) # sets all LED to red
Headset.applyLED() # applies the Headset-Grid to the connected Headset
sleep(5)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module from time import sleep # Import the sleep-function Mouse = Chroma.Mouse() RED = (255, 0, 0) GREEN = (0, 255, 0) Mouse.setBreathing(1, RED, GREEN) # sets the Keypad to Breathing with red sleep(10) Mouse.setBreathing(0, 0, 0) # sets the Keypad to Breathing with random colors sleep(10)
import ChromaPy32 as Chroma # Import the Chroma Module
from time import sleep # Import the sleep-function
Mousepad = Chroma.Mousepad() # Initialize a new Mousepad Instance
RED = (255, 0, 0) # Initialize a new color by RGB (RED,GREEN,BLUE)
for x in range(
0,
Mousepad.MaxLED): # for-loop with Mousepad.MaxLED as iteration border
Mousepad.setbyLED(x, RED) # set the x-th led to red
Mousepad.applyLED() # applies the Mousepad-Grid to the connected Mousepad
sleep(0.1) # sleeps 100ms until next row will be filled
