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Asus - added LED mapping for ROG Strix G15 (2021)

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- Device is a laptop with RGB in the keyboard, as well as an LED strip
- LED mappings reuse those from the ROG Zephyrus Duo where appropriate
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David Ross Smith 2023-05-02 21:55:36 +10:00
parent e9cd657eac
commit 184a5823e8
2 changed files with 48 additions and 2 deletions
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RGB.NET.Devices.Asus/Keyboard/AsusKeyboardLedMapping.cs
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@ -188,4 +188,49 @@ public static class LedMappings
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom59, 131 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom60, 133 },
};
/// <summary>
/// A LED mapping containing extra lights for the ROG Strix G15 (2021)
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// <para>
/// ASUS notebooks have extra lights under wide keys like space and backspace, these do not appear as keys on the device.
/// Instead they only appear in the Lights enumerable, this mapping maps the matching keys to the index of these lights.
/// There are also some keys which do not use the default key scan code mappings for LEDs, and instead rely on lights.
/// </para>
/// <para>You may add more of these by further populating <see cref="AsusKeyboardRGBDevice.ExtraLedMappings"/>.</para>
/// </remarks>
public static LedMapping<int> ROGStrixG15 { get; } = new()
{
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom71, 4 }, //Mic Mute
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom72, 5 }, //Fan
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom73, 6 }, //ROG Logo
//{ LedId.Keyboard_Function, 127 }, //commented out because adding a mapping fails if a mapping already exists for a key, even if it is incorrect for this device
//use Keyboard_Custom36 in the default mapping to get the Fn key on this laptop
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom52, 55 }, //backspace extra LEDs (x2) - these are named to match the appropriate LEDs in the previous ROG Zephyrus mapping
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom53, 57 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom54, 97 }, //enter extra LEDs (x2)
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom55, 99 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom56, 118 }, //right shift extra LEDs (x2)
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom57, 120 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom58, 130 }, //space bar extra LEDs (x3)
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom59, 131 }, //this one specifically is also exposed as Custom7 (AsusLedID.KEY_NOCONVERT) in the main map
{ LedId.Keyboard_Custom60, 133 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_MediaVolumeDown, 2 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_MediaVolumeUp, 3 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_MediaPlay, 58 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_MediaStop, 79 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_MediaPreviousTrack, 100 },
{ LedId.Keyboard_MediaNextTrack, 121 },
{ LedId.LedStripe1, 174 }, //front LED strip; yes, these are in reverse order, since the SDK exposes them from right to left
{ LedId.LedStripe2, 173 },
{ LedId.LedStripe3, 172 },
{ LedId.LedStripe4, 171 },
{ LedId.LedStripe5, 170 },
{ LedId.LedStripe6, 169 },
};
}

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RGB.NET.Devices.Asus/Keyboard/AsusKeyboardRGBDevice.cs
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@ -37,7 +37,8 @@ public sealed class AsusKeyboardRGBDevice : AsusRGBDevice<AsusKeyboardRGBDeviceI
// ReSharper disable once InconsistentNaming
public static readonly List<AsusKeyboardExtraMapping> ExtraLedMappings = new()
{
new AsusKeyboardExtraMapping(new Regex("(ROG Zephyrus Duo 15).*?"), LedMappings.ROGZephyrusDuo15)
new AsusKeyboardExtraMapping(new Regex("(ROG Zephyrus Duo 15).*?"), LedMappings.ROGZephyrusDuo15),
new AsusKeyboardExtraMapping(new Regex("(ROG Strix G513QM).*?"), LedMappings.ROGStrixG15)
};
#endregion
@ -65,7 +66,7 @@ public sealed class AsusKeyboardRGBDevice : AsusRGBDevice<AsusKeyboardRGBDeviceI
private void InitializeLayout()
{
if (DeviceInfo.Device.Type != (uint)AsusDeviceType.NB_KB_4ZONE_RGB)
if (DeviceInfo.Device.Type != (uint)AsusDeviceType.NB_KB_4ZONE_RGB && DeviceInfo.Device.Type !=(uint)AsusDeviceType.KEYBOARD_5ZONE_RGB)
{
int pos = 0;
int unknownLed = (int)LedId.Unknown1;