davidramiro / yeelight-valve-gsi

💡 Changing light scenes on Yeelight smart lights for different scenarios in Valve games using GSI

yeelight-valve-gsi

Changing light scenes on Yeelight smart lamps for different in-game scenarios in Valve games using game state integration.

Prerequisites

• Windows (standalone) or Linux (python3 installed)
• CS:GO or Dota 2 on Steam
• Any Yeelight/Xiaomi/Mijia Wi-Fi lamp

Usage

• Windows: Download the latest binary from releases
• Linux: Clone the repo.
• To control your Yeelights via local network, you need to enable the developer mode (also called LAN mode) on your lamps in the Yeelight app.
• Set your lamp's IP addresses in the config.ini.
• Copy the gamestate_integration_yeelight.cfg from the cfg directory to the corresponding game folder. For CS:GO that would be gamedir/csgo/cfg and for Dota 2 it goes into gamedir/game/dota/cfg/gamestate_integration. Run your gsi-xxxx executable of choice and launch the game.

TODO

CSGO

• Round state colors
• Bomb state colors
• Multiple lamp support
• Player health colors and warning
• Bomb flashing
• Ammo warning

Dota 2

• Player health colors
• More player state scenes (IsSilenced, IsStunned, IsHexed, ...)
• Ult/Ability scenes (CanCast, IsActive, Cooldown, ...)

Note: I'm not a Dota player myself so I don't know what features might be desirable. Feel free to get in touch via the issue section for suggestions. Same for CS:GO of course.

Credits

Gratefully using the Yeelight python library by Stavros Korokithakis.
Copyright (c) 2016, Stavros Korokithakis
All rights reserved.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details