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noproto
commented on June 5, 2024
Hey. I have the exact same issue as you with the same RAM. This doesn't look like an issue in openrgb-python, but OpenRGB itself. I can also get it to work just like you -- by enumerating each one individually (like for i in {0..7}; do ./OpenRGB.AppImage -d $i -c FFFFFF -m 'Direct'; done). Quite a mystery.
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
Huh that is indeed odd. Maybe I'll have to post about this in the OpenRGB discord or in git labs. Hoping Jath03 has some insight as well.
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jath03
commented on June 5, 2024
I agree with @noproto that this issue with not setting all of the LEDs seems like a problem with OpenRGB itself. In the OpenRGB GUI, does clicking the "Device" button have the same effect?
Also, since you asked about examples, I am currently writing some actual documentation, which should get pushed within a few days.
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
When I use the OpenRGB interface itself it seems to work as expected. My main reason for even messing with the python script was to be able to do a "set all to x color", something that isn't possible in openRGB right now. The idea was that eventually if I could change all the colors at once I could work my way to synchronized effects that aren't possible with RGB fusion (slower breathing effect, cycling between two colors, changing the color every hour, etc).
Great news about the examples though. I'll be looking out for those.
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
I should also add that the color cycle script seems to work just fine but if I attempt to use the color setting line of code outside of a loop it does the same thing.
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jath03
commented on June 5, 2024
Well, the only difference between the two situations should be the fast argument. Try adding fast=True to your set_color calls. I have no idea why that would make a difference, but it's something to try. What do you mean setting all isn't possible in OpenRGB? What about the "Set All Devices" button?
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
Ah that was a mistake on my part, I meant setting and syncing effects across all devices. The "set all devices" works well for a single color but does not work if you want to synchronize all the devices to a specific effect.
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
I also added fast=true but it still skipped the first LED on the RAM. Using set all devices does set them appropriately, however.
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jath03
commented on June 5, 2024
Check if everything looks right in memory_module_x.leds (right number of leds... ) and if not, paste the output of print(memory_module_x.data)
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
It appears to be detecting 8 LED's which should be correct. Also the amount of LED's that don't work is random. Sometimes it's two sometimes it's one. If i run the command several times in a row it just randomly switches between the two. Here is a printout of the memory_module_x.data. It was one super long string so I did some basic formating:
ControllerData(
name='ASUS Aura DRAM',
metadata=MetaData(
description='ASUS Aura SMBus Device',
version='AUDA0-E6K5-0101', serial='',
location='AMD SMBus at 0x0B00,
address 0x3B'),
device_type=<DeviceType.DEVICE_TYPE_DRAM: 1>,
leds=[
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 1', value=0),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 2', value=1),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 3', value=2),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 4', value=3),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 5', value=4),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 6', value=5),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 7', value=6),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 8', value=7)
],
zones=[
ZoneData(name='Unknown', zone_type=<ZoneType.ZONE_TYPE_LINEAR: 1>,
leds_min=8,
leds_max=8,
num_leds=8,
mat_height=0,
mat_width=0,
matrix_map=[[]],
leds=[
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 1', value=0),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 2', value=1),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 3', value=2),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 4', value=3),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 5', value=4),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 6', value=5),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 7', value=6),
LEDData(name='Unknown LED 8', value=7)
],
colors=[
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0)
],
start_idx=0)
],
modes=[
ModeData(
id=0,
name='Direct',
value=65535,
flags=<ModeFlags.MODE_FLAG_HAS_PER_LED_COLOR: 32>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_PER_LED: 1>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=1,
name='Off',
value=0,
flags=<ModeFlags.0: 0>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_NONE: 0>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=2,
name='Static',
value=1,
flags=<ModeFlags.MODE_FLAG_HAS_PER_LED_COLOR: 32>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_PER_LED: 1>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=3,
name='Breathing',
value=2,
flags=<ModeFlags.MODE_FLAG_HAS_RANDOM_COLOR|MODE_FLAG_HAS_PER_LED_COLOR: 160>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_PER_LED: 1>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=4,
name='Flashing',
value=3,
flags=<ModeFlags.MODE_FLAG_HAS_PER_LED_COLOR: 32>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_PER_LED: 1>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=5,
name='Spectrum Cycle',
value=4,
flags=<ModeFlags.0: 0>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_NONE: 0>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=6,
name='Rainbow',
value=5,
flags=<ModeFlags.0: 0>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_NONE: 0>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=7,
name='Chase Fade',
value=7,
flags=<ModeFlags.MODE_FLAG_HAS_RANDOM_COLOR|MODE_FLAG_HAS_PER_LED_COLOR: 160>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_PER_LED: 1>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=8,
name='Chase',
value=9,
flags=<ModeFlags.MODE_FLAG_HAS_RANDOM_COLOR|MODE_FLAG_HAS_PER_LED_COLOR: 160>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_PER_LED: 1>,
colors=[]),
ModeData(
id=9,
name='Random Flicker',
value=13,
flags=<ModeFlags.0: 0>,
speed_min=None,
speed_max=None,
colors_min=None,
colors_max=None,
speed=None,
direction=None,
color_mode=<ModeColors.MODE_COLORS_NONE: 0>,
colors=[])],
colors=[
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0),
RGBColor(red=0, green=0, blue=0)],
active_mode=0)
Everything seems correct and it does appear to function correctly so long as I use OpenRGB to set a static color. Using the python script causes it to skip 1 LED in Module 0 and 2 LEDs on module 1.
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jath03
commented on June 5, 2024
TBH, I have no idea what the issue could be on the python client side. At this point, I'd recommend trying bahorn's python client just to see if you can replicate the behavior there. If the issue happens there too, then it is definitely a problem with OpenRGB itself.
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
The plot thickens ... If I use a while loop ... it works fine.
So this:
while True:
motherboard.set_color(RGBColor(155, 25, 40))
memory_module_0.set_color(RGBColor(155, 25, 40))
memory_module_1.set_color(RGBColor(155, 25, 40))
sleep(.7)
motherboard.set_color(RGBColor(0, 25, 40))
memory_module_0.set_color(RGBColor(0, 25, 40))
memory_module_1.set_color(RGBColor(0, 25, 40))
sleep(.7)
Appears to work correctly
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
Also Rube Goldberg-ian logic like this works too:
latch = 0
while latch < 5:
memory_module_0.set_color(RGBColor(155, 25, 40))
memory_module_1.set_color(RGBColor(155, 25, 40))
latch = latch + 1
print(latch)
sleep(.005)
It seems that it needs some time to pass before exiting the script for it to set correctly. If I decrease sleep time to 0.00005 for instance ... it goes back to skipping LED's. Does that make any sense? All of your examples appear to be loops of some kind. Can you test with just a singular command?
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jath03
commented on June 5, 2024
Well, after some testing, I replicated your problem, and am a little confused. A fix is to remove the client.clear call at the beginning of the or just put a short sleep (roughly >=.02) after the client.clear call, but I'll need to investigate further to find the bug. I was doing all of my testing on the python console, so I didn't notice this sooner.
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juerujin
commented on June 5, 2024
Hey! That worked! Honestly, that's a far more elegant fix that what I came up with and it works alright. I guess I can close this issue for now since it pretty much solves the problem I was having. Thanks for looking into it!
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