SteelSeriesControl
Controller for SteelSeries peripherals (OK, just the Rival 700 so far, and only a bit)
This project started because I found that Flozz's RivalCfg didn't support the Rival 700 mouse, and investigation into the same had halted.
Another interesting project is libratbag but in its current form, I don't know if it would be able to support the Rival 700 OLED, since messages need wValue to be set to 0x0300. This may also affect SteelSeries devices in the future, since most other messages have wValue set to 0x0200, and future mice (or even firmwares for current mice) may elect to reject non-conformant messages.
When I created this Repo, I hadn't touched C++ in about 15 years, so please excuse the quality.
Currently it contains some CMake information. Happy to see this changed if there's a better way.
Run:
SteelSeriesControl Tactile n
where
n is a 7-bit integer (0 thru 127) or one of the following: Strong, Soft, Sharp, Ping, Bump, Double, QuickDouble, QuickDoubleSoft, QuickTriple, Buzz, LongBuzz, Ring, LongButLight, LightBuzz, Tick, Pulse, StrongPulse
Synonyms for "Tactile" are "Haptic" and "Buzz"
SteelSeriesControl LED led mode colour1 colour2 duration
where
led is Logo or Wheel,
mode is Trigger or Steady (Shift is not yet supported),
colour1 is the Steady colour or the at-rest colour for Trigger mode,
colour2 is the "active" colour for Trigger mode,
duration is the duration of the fade for Trigger mode, in milliseconds
Synonyms for LED are Light, Lamp, Colour, Color
SteelSeriesControl Image filename
where
filename points to a 576-byte file representing the bits to display on the screen in left-to-right order starting at 0, and where the MSB is left-most and LSB is right-most.
Synonyms for Image are Picture and OLED
SteelSeriesControl Animation
In this mode, SteelSeriesControl will search the current directory for files with the extension .bits, sort them, and stream them to the mouse.