i bought an rgb key board it has all the lighting effects controlled

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>>60879832
you should've bought programmable one

>>60879919
i bought this one for $60. other rgb full key boards are like $130

>>60879937

>other rgb full key boards are like $130
>G610, G413, G213 > $90

yeah, nothing below $130....

>>60879832
Sawter some wires to the leds and add a raspberry pi and some code to control it

>>60881506

Shit I mean < $90

>>60879832
The RK108 has fully programmable rgb lighting for 20 bucks more. Why didn't you buy that?

Getting all the LEDs to be a custom color should be easy

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>>60879937
my time, energy, extra components expense, and the resulting frankenstein eyesore vagina repelling failure christmas ornament glue-gun duct taped mess < $70

>>60879832
>i bought an rgb key board
There's your problem.

>>60881568
Mine has programmable lighting too. I can customize any key to be one of 7 colors and there's a a bunch of effects too. But your stuck with whatever colors and effects are preinstalled. I want to make my keyboard all orange, but that isn't one of the color options. I know it can produce orange because I can see it when I slow down the rainbow effect.

That's what I want to do, be able to choose my own color by entering different RGB values like most other RGB components that have software.

>>60881506
the G610 and G413 arent even RGB theyre just have LED back lighting. the G213 is RGB but i wanted a mechanical keyboard.

>>60879832
You would either need to change the microcontroller on the keyboard, try to reverse engineer the software that drives it and inject your own code into it, or write your own driver.

>>60886750
any guides out there on how to do that?
and how would i know which one id have to do?