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Hi

I have the code running for 64 bits to (MSI B360 Gaming plus). Only changed this snippet in the loadLib code:
#ifdef _M_X64 MLinstance = LoadLibrary(TEXT("MysticLight_SDK_x64.dll")); #else MLinstance = LoadLibrary(TEXT("MysticLight_SDK.dll")); #endif

First of all thanks for the app! It's nice to get more than 7 colors to choose from. I set all 8 color choices to the same setting because I just wanted a simple steady color. The only problem is that when I resume the computer from sleep, or if I restart the system, it goes to all white and never goes back to the setting I set in the program.

Hello,

I'm currently trying to write a c# wrapper for the sdk since i wasn't able to reference the .dll files.

However the MLAPI_Initialize and MLAPI_GetDeviceInfo functions are working perfectly.
Now i'm trying to get the name of my device with the MLAPI_GetDeviceName function.
But it just returns an empty array. The type i'm passing through the parameters is 'MSI_MB'.

Has someone an idea?

Hello,

I try to run the SDK, using the functions that provided on the .dll. When i call MLAPI_Initialize, works fine and that ruturns 0. After that, I call MLAPI_GetDeviceInfo but that finishs with an error -2 (timeout).

My motherboard is Z390 ACE and it's not compatible with Mystic Light 2.0, but i dont know if the SDK is compatible with the 3.0 version of Mystic Light.

Thank you and regards

Has anyone managed to get the list of devices and led areas? Can you post a screen or dump of what GetDeviceInfo returns?

This line seems to intermittently cause a timeout in my code:
status = ml.getDevInfo(&(devices.m_psa), &(ledCount.m_psa)); //the function will modify the pointer to the descriptor .m_psa, which is itself a pointer to the actual safearray
better seems to be:
SAFEARRAY *psad = NULL, *psal = NULL; status = _GetDeviceInfo(&(psad), &(psal)); if (status == MLAPI_OK) { devices.Attach(psad); ledCount.Attach(psal); // do your stuff }

Can this be used on Linux? Perhaps through Mono?

Hey, I'm a fellow computer science student, but I don't have too much experience with visual studio nor c++. I was trying to get this working on a MSI x470 Gaming Plus board but I can't seem to get it to work. Could you help if you're still around?

I'm currently trying to create a fade effect that smoothly transitions between colours. I first tried with the steady preset by just using setcolor however this causes a distracting blinking effect. I think that I could try to use the colour cycle preset or do something with setledspeed but I have been unable to get either to work. If anybody could help with this it would be greatly appreciated as I don't have much experience with c++.

Hi!
I must download it and compile myself? How does it works? MSI Mystic Light is a service that works in background, and how about this program?
I've got MSI Mortat TITANUM with LEDs.

Subj. These MS data structures are pain :(

https://github.com/Starl1ght/Darkest-Light/tree/master/Mystic-Light-API-Wrapper

the code works it sees my msi gtx1070(mysticlight 2) but not my msi b350 pc-mate motherboard. do you know if it should support mysticlight 1?