[ChromaAPISync] automates the process of keeping the Chroma API in sync. This was previously a manual process. Now it automatically generates the nice class wrapper and sorts the methods in alphabetic order. Plus it generates README documentation.
Category: Razer
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UE4ChromaSDKRT – Simplify UI Blueprints
Generate Chroma Animations
Unity: Native Chroma SDK Import Package
Chroma Design Guide
UE4ChromaSDKRT – Plugin Setup
Chroma Animations
E3: Chroma Demo 1
UE4ChromaSDKRT Chroma Layered Animation
UE4ChromaSDKRT is a Chroma UE4 plugin compatible with UE 4.5.
Chroma Animation Editor – Create Basic Damage Animation
UE4ChromaSDKRT
Chroma Discord App (Unofficial)
The [ChromaDiscordApp] that I’ve been working on has been whitelisted and released.
Chroma Twitch Alerts [v1.0] – Light up your Stream!
Chroma Twitch Extension
I’ve been working on the [ChromaTwitchExtension] and it passed Twitch review and released.
Razer Keynote in London
Razer Blackwidow Chroma V2 vs Corsair Gaming K95 Platinum RGB Keyboard Comparison!
UE4 Chroma SDK: Play Composite Animations From Content Folder
UE4 Chroma SDK: Import Animation From Unity
UE4 Chroma SDK: Import Runtime and Editor Modules
PAX: Chroma Demo 2
PAX: Chroma Demo
Unity Native Chroma SDK: Layouts and Playback Looping
Blade Pro Drivers
HTTPS HttpListener
I need to setup an HTTPS server on localhost that doesn’t show a browser security exception.
First, I added an entry to the Windows hosts file: (C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts)
127.0.0.1 chromasdk.io # Chroma SDK lighting
And then restart the browser.
Browse the server/port [HTTPS chromasdk.io:8443] which should proxy to [HTTP localhost:54235/razer/chromasdk].
Install the [Atom] Editor.
And it works!
I had to register a valid domain and then [order a trusted certificate] for that domain to avoid the browser security warning.