diff --git a/Build/GK6X.exe b/Build/GK6X.exe deleted file mode 100644 index a635985..0000000 Binary files a/Build/GK6X.exe and /dev/null differ diff --git a/Build/HidSharp.dll b/Build/HidSharp.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 895c318..0000000 Binary files a/Build/HidSharp.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/Build/HidSharp.xml b/Build/HidSharp.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 5fa7535..0000000 --- a/Build/HidSharp.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1207 +0,0 @@ - - - - HidSharp - - - - - Represents a USB HID class device. - - - - - Makes a connection to the device, or throws an exception if the connection cannot be made. - - The stream to use to communicate with the device. - - - - Tries to make a connection to the device. - - The stream to use to communicate with the device. - true if the connection was successful. - - - - Returns the file system path of the device. - This can be used to check permissions on Linux hidraw, for instance. - - The file system path. - - - - Returns a name appropriate for display. - - The friendly name. - - - - Checks if a particular implementation detail, such as the use of the Linux hidraw API, applies to this device. - See for a list of possible details. - - The detail to check. - true if the implementation detail applies. - - - - The operating system's name for the device. - - If you have multiple devices with the same Vendor ID, Product ID, Serial Number, etc., - this may be useful for differentiating them. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Returns the manufacturer name. - - - - - Returns the product name. - - - - - Returns the device serial number. - - - - - Returns the maximum input report length, including the Report ID byte. - If the device does not use Report IDs, the first byte will always be 0. - - - - - Returns the maximum output report length, including the Report ID byte. - If the device does not use Report IDs, use 0 for the first byte. - - - - - Returns the maximum feature report length, including the Report ID byte. - If the device does not use Report IDs, use 0 for the first byte. - - - - - Retrieves and parses the report descriptor of the USB device. - - The parsed report descriptor. - - - - Returns the raw report descriptor of the USB device. - - The raw report descriptor. - - - - Returns the serial ports of the composite USB device. - Currently this is only supported on Windows. - - Serial ports of the USB device. - - - - - - - - - - - - - The USB product ID. These are listed at: http://usb-ids.gowdy.us - - - - - The device release number. - - - - - The device release number, in binary-coded decimal. - - - - - - - - The USB vendor ID. These are listed at: http://usb-ids.gowdy.us - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Represents a serial device. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Communicates with a serial device. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Occurs when the stream is closed. - - - - - Occurs when is true and another process or thread with higher priority - would like to open the stream. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gets the associated with this stream. - - - - - - - - - - - The maximum amount of time, in milliseconds, to wait for the device to send some data. - - The default is 3000 milliseconds. - To disable the timeout, set this to . - - - - - The maximum amount of time, in milliseconds, to wait for the device to receive the data. - - The default is 3000 milliseconds. - To disable the timeout, set this to . - - - - - An object storing user-defined data about the stream. - - - - - - - - Gets the associated with this stream. - - - - - Communicates with a USB HID class device. - - - - - - - - - - - Sends a Get Feature setup request. - - The buffer to fill. Place the Report ID in the first byte. - - - - Sends a Get Feature setup request. - - The buffer to fill. Place the Report ID in the byte at index . - The index in the buffer to begin filling with data. - The number of bytes in the feature request. - - - - Reads HID Input Reports. - - The data read. - - - - Reads HID Input Reports. - - The buffer to place the reports into. - The number of bytes read. - - - - Sends a Set Feature setup request. - - The buffer of data to send. Place the Report ID in the first byte. - - - - Sends a Set Feature setup request. - - The buffer of data to send. Place the Report ID in the byte at index . - The index in the buffer to start the write from. - The number of bytes in the feature request. - - - - Writes an HID Output Report to the device. - - The buffer containing the report. Place the Report ID in the first byte. - - - - Gets the associated with this stream. - - - - - Defines the possible units of mass. - - - - - The unit system has no unit of mass. - - - - - The unit of mass is the gram (occurs in the SI Linear and Rotation unit systems). - - - - - The unit of mass is the slug (occurs in the English Linear and Rotation unit systems). - - - - - Describes the units of a report value. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The raw HID value describing the units. - - - - Decodes an encoded HID unit exponent. - - The encoded exponent. - The exponent. - - - - Encodes an exponent in HID unit form. - - The exponent. - The encoded exponent. - - - - Gets or sets the unit system. - - - - - Gets or sets the exponent of the report value's units of length. - - - - - Gets the units of length corresponding to . - - - - - Gets or sets the exponent of the report value's units of mass. - - - - - Gets the units of mass corresponding to . - - - - - Gets or sets the exponent of the report value's units of time. - - - - - Gets the units of time corresponding to . - - - - - Gets or sets the exponent of the report value's units of temperature. - - - - - Gets the units of temperature corresponding to . - - - - - Gets or sets the exponent of the report value's units of current. - - - - - Gets the units of current corresponding to . - - - - - Gets or sets the exponent of the report value's units of luminous intensity. - - - - - Gets the units of luminous intensity corresponding to . - - - - - Gets or sets the raw HID value describing the units. - - - - - Represents a Bluetooth Low Energy device. - - - - - - - - - - - Defines the possible units of luminous intensity. - - - - - The unit system has no unit of luminous intensity. - - - - - The unit of luminous intensity is the candela. - - - - - Describes the manner in which an item affects the descriptor. - - - - - Main items determine the report being described. - For example, a main item switches between Input and Output reports. - - - - - Global items affect all reports later in the descriptor. - - - - - Local items only affect the current report. - - - - - Long items use this type. - - - - - Level-triggered. A momentary button. 0 indicates not pressed, 1 indicates pressed. - - - - - Level-triggered. Toggle buttons maintain their state. 0 indicates not pressed, 1 indicates pressed. - - - - - Edge-triggered. A 0-to-1 transition should activate the one-shot function. - - - - - Edge-triggered. Each report of -1 goes down. Each report of 1 goes up. - - - - - Parses a received report. - - The buffer to read the report from. - The offset to begin reading the report at. - the buffer conforms to. - true if the report is for this . - - - - The number of unique values in the . - - - - - Creates a appropriate for parsing reports for this device item. - - The new . - - Pair this with a for the . - - - - - Describes all options for opening a device stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the current value of an option. - - The option. - The option's value. - - - - Gets a list of all currently set options. - - The options list. - - - - Checks if an option has been set. - - The option. - true if the option has been set. - - - - Sets the current value of an option. - - The option. - The value to set it to. - - - - Options for opening a device stream. - - - - - Use HIDSharp's exclusivity layer. - This allows one process using HIDSharp to lock other processes out of using a HID device. - Processes may request interruption, allowing interprocess cooperation. - (For example, a data logging application can make itself interruptible and allow another process to use the HID device temporarily.) - - Defaults to false. - - - - - Allow other processes to send interruption requests. - If another other process with higher priority attempts to open the HID device this process is using, - this process will receive an event on an arbitrary thread. - - must be true for this to work. - Defaults to false. - - - - - The priority of the process. This is used for interruption requests. - must be true for this to work. - Defaults to . - - - - - The amount of time to wait for an interruptible process to give up the HID device before failing to open the stream. - Defaults to 3000 milliseconds. - - - - - The amount of time to wait for a transient process to give up the HID device before failing to open the stream. - Defaults to 30000 milliseconds. - - - - - If a HID device is opened by another process transiently, HIDSharp will wait some time for the process to give up the HID device before failing to open the stream. - - must be true for this to work. - Defaults to false. - - - - - Parses HID report descriptors. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class, and parses a raw HID report descriptor. - - The buffer containing the report descriptor. - - - - Creates an appropriate - for receiving reports from this device. - - The new . - - Pair this with a for your chosen . - - - - - Resets the parser to its initial state. - - - - - Updates derived data. - - - - - Parses a raw HID report descriptor. - - The buffer containing the report descriptor. - - - - Parses all of the elements in a report descriptor. - - The items to parse. - - - - Parses a single . - Call this repeatedly for every item to completely decode a report descriptor. - - The item to parse. - - - - The maximum input report length. - The Report ID is included in this length. - - - - - The maximum output report length. - The Report ID is included in this length. - - - - - The maximum feature report length. - The Report ID is included in this length. - - - - - True if the device sends Report IDs. - - - - - Each physical HID device exposes a number of collections corresponding to logical devices. - For a simple joystick, gamepad, etc. there will typically be one . Dual gamepad adapters will have two. - Keyboards often have one for their keys and at least one for their volume and media controls. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class, and associates a with it. - - The device that caused the exception. - A description of the error. - The new . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class, and associates a with it. - - The device that caused the exception. - A description of the error. - An integer identifying the error that has occurred. - The new . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class, and associates a with it. - - The device that caused the exception. - A description of the error. - The new . - - - - Gets the associated with the exception, if any. - - The exception to get the associated for. - The associated , or null if none is associated with it. - - - - Defines the possible units of time. - - - - - The unit system has no unit of time. - - - - - The unit of time is seconds. - - - - - Specifies the 's low-level implementation. - - - - - The device is running on Windows. - - - - - The device is running on a Mac. - - - - - The device is running on Linux. - - - - - The device is a Bluetooth Low Energy device. - - - - - The device is a HID device. - - - - - The device is a serial device. - - - - - The device is implemented using the Linux hidraw API. - - - - - Defines the possible units of length. - - - - - The unit system has no unit of length. - - - - - The unit of length is the centimeter (occurs in the SI Linear unit system). - - - - - The unit of length is the radian (occurs in the SI Rotation unit system). - - - - - The unit of length is the inch (occurs in the English Linear unit system). - - - - - The unit of length is the degree (occurs in the English Rotation unit system). - - - - - Defines the possible units of current. - - - - - The unit system has no unit of current. - - - - - The unit of current is the Ampere. - - - - - Provides a list of all available devices. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a list of all connected BLE devices. - - The device list. - - - - Gets a list of all connected HID devices. - - The device list. - - - - Gets a list of connected HID devices, filtered by some criteria. - - The vendor ID, or null to not filter by vendor ID. - The product ID, or null to not filter by product ID. - The device release number in binary-coded decimal, or null to not filter by device release number. - The serial number, or null to not filter by serial number. - The filtered device list. - - - - Gets a list of all connected serial devices. - - The device list. - - - - Gets a list of all connected HID, BLE, and serial devices. - - The device list. - - - - Gets a list of connected devices, filtered by some criteria. - - The filter criteria. - The filtered device list. - - - - Gets the first connected HID device that matches specified criteria. - - The vendor ID, or null to not filter by vendor ID. - The product ID, or null to not filter by product ID. - The device release number in binary-coded decimal, or null to not filter by device release number. - The serial number, or null to not filter by serial number. - The device, or null if none was found. - - - - Gets the connected serial device with the specific device path or filesystem name. - - The device path or filesystem name. - The device, or null if none was found. - - - - Raises the event. - - - - - - - - Occurs when a device is connected or disconnected. - - - - - true if drivers are presently being installed. - - - - - The list of devices on this computer. - - - - - - - - - - - Defines the possible unit systems. - - - - - No units are used. - - - - - The SI Linear unit system uses centimeters for length, grams for mass, seconds for time, - Kelvin for temperature, Amperes for current, and candelas for luminous intensity. - - - - - The SI Rotation unit system uses radians for length, grams for mass, seconds for time, - Kelvin for temperature, Amperes for current, and candelas for luminous intensity. - - - - - The English Linear unit system uses inches for length, slugs for mass, seconds for time, - Fahrenheit for temperature, Amperes for current, and candelas for luminous intensity. - - - - - The English Rotation unit system uses degrees for length, slugs for mass, seconds for time, - Fahrenheit for temperature, Amperes for current, and candelas for luminous intensity. - - - - - No flags are set. - - - - - Constant values cannot be changed. - - - - - Each variable field corresponds to a particular value. - The alternative is an array, where each field specifies an index. - For example, with eight buttons, a variable field would have eight bits. - An array would have an index of which button is pressed. - - - - - Mouse motion is in relative coordinates. - Most sensors -- joysticks, accelerometers, etc. -- output absolute coordinates. - - - - - The value wraps around in a continuous manner. - - - - - Starts the receiver. It will continue until the stream is closed or the device is disconnected. - Be sure to call to read HID reports as they come in. - - The stream to receive on. - - - - Checks for pending HID reports. - - The buffer to write the report to. - The offset to begin writing the report at. - The the buffer conforms to. - true if there was a pending report. - - - - true if the receiver is running. - false if the receiver has stopped, or has not yet been started. - - - - - - The stream associated with this receiver. - - - - - - This will be signaled any time there is data, or when the receiver has stopped due to stream closure or device disconnect. - To clear the signal, call until there is no more data. - If the receiver has stopped, the signal cannot be cleared. - - - - - Defines the possible units of temperature. - - - - - The unit system has no unit of temperature. - - - - - The unit of temperature is Kelvin (occurs in SI Linear and Rotation unit systems). - - - - - The unit of temperature is Fahrenheit (occurs in English Linear and Rotation unit systems). - - - - - See http://www.usb.org/developers/hidpage for additional HID Usage Tables. - - - - - - - - Gets the associated with this stream. - - - - - Gets the associated with this stream. - - - - - Converts USB device release numbers to and from binary-coded decimal. - - - - - Converts a USB device release number to binary-coded decimal. - - The device release number. - The device release number, in binary-coded decimal. - - - - Converts a USB device release number from binary-coded decimal. - - The device release number, in binary-coded decimal. - The device release number. - - - - The priority at which to open a device stream. - - - - - The lowest priority. - - - - - Very low priority. - - - - - Low priority. - - - - - The default priority. - - - - - High priority. - - - - - The highest priority. - - - - - Reads and writes HID reports. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Reads a HID report, calling back a provided function for each data item. - - The buffer containing the report. - The offset to begin reading the report at. - - This callback will be called for each data item. - Use this to read every value you need. - - - - - Writes a HID report, calling back a provided function for each data item. - - - This callback will be called for each report data item. - Write to each data item to write a complete HID report. - - - - - The length of this particular report. - The Report ID is included in this length. - - - - - The Report ID. - - - - diff --git a/Build/KbLog.txt b/Build/KbLog.txt deleted file mode 100644 index e32dd92..0000000 --- a/Build/KbLog.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,190 +0,0 @@ -[17:47:15.1076843] Connected to device 'OK-114 GK84 RGB BTH+USB' model:655491200 fw:v1.16 -[17:47:19.2104915] Done -[17:49:38.4886000] Done -[17:50:24.1726806] Connected to device 'OK-114 GK84 RGB BTH+USB' model:655491200 fw:v1.16 -[17:50:24.9058818] Failed to load lighting effect 'Layer3' -[17:50:26.9494854] Done -[17:53:49.8712248] Connected to device 'OK-114 GK84 RGB BTH+USB' model:655491200 fw:v1.16 -[17:53:53.3656309] ====== 655491200 ====== -[17:53:53.3656309] Escape = Esc (0) -[17:53:53.3656309] F1 = F1 (2) -[17:53:53.3656309] F2 = F2 (3) -[17:53:53.3656309] F3 = F3 (4) -[17:53:53.3656309] F4 = F4 (5) -[17:53:53.3656309] F5 = F5 (6) -[17:53:53.3656309] F6 = F6 (7) -[17:53:53.3656309] F7 = F7 (8) -[17:53:53.3656309] F8 = F8 (9) -[17:53:53.3656309] F9 = F9 (10) -[17:53:53.3656309] F10 = F10 (11) -[17:53:53.3656309] F11 = F11 (12) -[17:53:53.3656309] F12 = F12 (13) -[17:53:53.3656309] Print Screen = Screenshot (14) -[17:53:53.3656309] Scroll Lock = ScrollLock (15) -[17:53:53.3656309] Pause = Pause (16) -[17:53:53.3656309] -------- -[17:53:53.3656309] ` = BackTick (22) -[17:53:53.3656309] 1 = D1 (24) -[17:53:53.3656309] 2 = D2 (25) -[17:53:53.3656309] 3 = D3 (26) -[17:53:53.3656309] 4 = D4 (27) -[17:53:53.3656309] 5 = D5 (28) -[17:53:53.3812310] 6 = D6 (29) -[17:53:53.3812310] 7 = D7 (30) -[17:53:53.3812310] 8 = D8 (31) -[17:53:53.3812310] 9 = D9 (32) -[17:53:53.3812310] 0 = D0 (33) -[17:53:53.3812310] - = Subtract (34) -[17:53:53.3812310] = = Add (35) -[17:53:53.3812310] Backspace = Backspace (36) -[17:53:53.3812310] Home = Home (38) -[17:53:53.3812310] -------- -[17:53:53.3812310] Tab = Tab (44) -[17:53:53.3812310] Q = Q (46) -[17:53:53.3812310] W = W (47) -[17:53:53.3812310] E = E (48) -[17:53:53.3812310] R = R (49) -[17:53:53.3812310] T = T (50) -[17:53:53.3968310] Y = Y (51) -[17:53:53.3968310] U = U (52) -[17:53:53.3968310] I = I (53) -[17:53:53.3968310] O = O (54) -[17:53:53.3968310] P = P (55) -[17:53:53.3968310] [ = OpenSquareBrace (56) -[17:53:53.3968310] ] = CloseSquareBrace (57) -[17:53:53.3968310] | = Backslash (58) -[17:53:53.3968310] Page Up = PageUp (60) -[17:53:53.3968310] -------- -[17:53:53.3968310] Caps Lock = CapsLock (66) -[17:53:53.3968310] A = A (68) -[17:53:53.3968310] S = S (69) -[17:53:53.3968310] D = D (70) -[17:53:53.3968310] F = F (71) -[17:53:53.4124310] G = G (72) -[17:53:53.4124310] H = H (73) -[17:53:53.4124310] J = J (74) -[17:53:53.4124310] K = K (75) -[17:53:53.4124310] L = L (76) -[17:53:53.4124310] ; = Semicolon (77) -[17:53:53.4124310] ' = Quotes (78) -[17:53:53.4124310] Return = Enter (80) -[17:53:53.4124310] Page Down = PageDown (82) -[17:53:53.4124310] -------- -[17:53:53.4124310] Left Shift = LShift (88) -[17:53:53.4124310] Z = Z (90) -[17:53:53.4124310] X = X (91) -[17:53:53.4124310] C = C (92) -[17:53:53.4124310] V = V (93) -[17:53:53.4124310] B = B (94) -[17:53:53.4280310] N = N (95) -[17:53:53.4280310] M = M (96) -[17:53:53.4280310] , = Comma (97) -[17:53:53.4280310] . = Period (98) -[17:53:53.4280310] / = Slash (99) -[17:53:53.4280310] Right Shift = RShift (101) -[17:53:53.4280310] Up Arrow = Up (103) -[17:53:53.4280310] End = End (104) -[17:53:53.4280310] -------- -[17:53:53.4280310] Left Control = LCtrl (110) -[17:53:53.4280310] Left GUI = LWin (111) -[17:53:53.4280310] Left Alt = LAlt (112) -[17:53:53.4280310] Space = Space (116) -[17:53:53.4280310] Right Alt = RAlt (120) -[17:53:53.4280310] Fn = 4294967295 (121) -[17:53:53.4280310] Right Control = RCtrl (122) -[17:53:53.4436311] Left Arrow = Left (124) -[17:53:53.4436311] Down Arrow = Down (125) -[17:53:53.4436311] Right Arrow = Right (126) -[17:53:53.4436311] -------- -[17:54:15.5076483] Connected to device 'OK-114 GK84 RGB BTH+USB' model:655491200 fw:v1.16 -[17:54:23.5346707] ====== 655491200 ====== -[17:54:23.5366708] Escape = Esc (0) -[17:54:23.5366708] F1 = F1 (2) -[17:54:23.5366708] F2 = F2 (3) -[17:54:23.5376708] F3 = F3 (4) -[17:54:23.5376708] F4 = F4 (5) -[17:54:23.5376708] F5 = F5 (6) -[17:54:23.5386709] F6 = F6 (7) -[17:54:23.5386709] F7 = F7 (8) -[17:54:23.5386709] F8 = F8 (9) -[17:54:23.5396709] F9 = F9 (10) -[17:54:23.5396709] F10 = F10 (11) -[17:54:23.5396709] F11 = F11 (12) -[17:54:23.5406710] F12 = F12 (13) -[17:54:23.5406710] Print Screen = Screenshot (14) -[17:54:23.5406710] Scroll Lock = ScrollLock (15) -[17:54:23.5406710] Pause = Pause (16) -[17:54:23.5416711] -------- -[17:54:23.5416711] ` = BackTick (22) -[17:54:23.5416711] 1 = D1 (24) -[17:54:23.5426711] 2 = D2 (25) -[17:54:23.5426711] 3 = D3 (26) -[17:54:23.5426711] 4 = D4 (27) -[17:54:23.5436712] 5 = D5 (28) -[17:54:23.5436712] 6 = D6 (29) -[17:54:23.5446712] 7 = D7 (30) -[17:54:23.5456713] 8 = D8 (31) -[17:54:23.5456713] 9 = D9 (32) -[17:54:23.5466713] 0 = D0 (33) -[17:54:23.5466713] - = Subtract (34) -[17:54:23.5476714] = = Add (35) -[17:54:23.5476714] Backspace = Backspace (36) -[17:54:23.5486715] Home = Home (38) -[17:54:23.5486715] -------- -[17:54:23.5496715] Tab = Tab (44) -[17:54:23.5496715] Q = Q (46) -[17:54:23.5506716] W = W (47) -[17:54:23.5506716] E = E (48) -[17:54:23.5506716] R = R (49) -[17:54:23.5516716] T = T (50) -[17:54:23.5516716] Y = Y (51) -[17:54:23.5526717] U = U (52) -[17:54:23.5526717] I = I (53) -[17:54:23.5536717] O = O (54) -[17:54:23.5536717] P = P (55) -[17:54:23.5546718] [ = OpenSquareBrace (56) -[17:54:23.5546718] ] = CloseSquareBrace (57) -[17:54:23.5556719] | = Backslash (58) -[17:54:23.5566719] Page Up = PageUp (60) -[17:54:23.5566719] -------- -[17:54:23.5566719] Caps Lock = CapsLock (66) -[17:54:23.5576720] A = A (68) -[17:54:23.5576720] S = S (69) -[17:54:23.5586720] D = D (70) -[17:54:23.5596721] F = F (71) -[17:54:23.5596721] G = G (72) -[17:54:23.5606721] H = H (73) -[17:54:23.5606721] J = J (74) -[17:54:23.5616722] K = K (75) -[17:54:23.5616722] L = L (76) -[17:54:23.5616722] ; = Semicolon (77) -[17:54:23.5626723] ' = Quotes (78) -[17:54:23.5626723] Return = Enter (80) -[17:54:23.5636723] Page Down = PageDown (82) -[17:54:23.5636723] -------- -[17:54:23.5646724] Left Shift = LShift (88) -[17:54:23.5646724] Z = Z (90) -[17:54:23.5656724] X = X (91) -[17:54:23.5656724] C = C (92) -[17:54:23.5666725] V = V (93) -[17:54:23.5676725] B = B (94) -[17:54:23.5676725] N = N (95) -[17:54:23.5676725] M = M (96) -[17:54:23.5686726] , = Comma (97) -[17:54:23.5686726] . = Period (98) -[17:54:23.5696727] / = Slash (99) -[17:54:23.5696727] Right Shift = RShift (101) -[17:54:23.5706727] Up Arrow = Up (103) -[17:54:23.5706727] End = End (104) -[17:54:23.5716728] -------- -[17:54:23.5716728] Left Control = LCtrl (110) -[17:54:23.5726728] Left GUI = LWin (111) -[17:54:23.5726728] Left Alt = LAlt (112) -[17:54:23.5736729] Space = Space (116) -[17:54:23.5736729] Right Alt = RAlt (120) -[17:54:23.5736729] Fn = 4294967295 (121) -[17:54:23.5746729] Right Control = RCtrl (122) -[17:54:23.5746729] Left Arrow = Left (124) -[17:54:23.5746729] Down Arrow = Down (125) -[17:54:23.5756730] Right Arrow = Right (126) -[17:54:23.5756730] -------- diff --git a/Build/UserData/655491200.txt b/Build/UserData/655491200.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 7fd1394..0000000 --- a/Build/UserData/655491200.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +0,0 @@ -[Base,Layer1,Layer2,Layer3,FnLayer1,FnLayer2,FnLayer3] -Pause:Delete - -[Base,Layer3,FnLayer3] -RAlt:Layer3Button - -[FnLayer1] -B:Macro(MyMacro) - -[Macro(MyMacro,0,RepeatXTimes)] -Press:A+B+C - -#[NoLighting] -#[Lighting(Light1,Layer1,Base)] -#[Lighting(Light2,Layer1,Base)] -#[Lighting(Light3,Base)] -#[Lighting(Light4,Base)] -#[Lighting(Light5,Base)] -#[Lighting(Light6,Base)] -#[Lighting(Light7,Base)] - -#[Lighting(Windmill,Base)] -#[Lighting(Gradual brighten,Base)] -#[Lighting(Flame,Base)] -#[Lighting(7 colors gradual change,Base)] -[Lighting(Windmill,Base)] -[Lighting(Blue light respiration,Base)] -[Lighting(Green light respiration,Base)] -[Lighting(Red light respiration,Base)] -[Lighting(White light respiration,Base)] - -#[Macro(MyMacro:1000:RepeatXTimes:2:true)] -#Press:A+B+C -#Press:D+E+F -#Press:H+I+K \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/GK6X/README.md b/GK6X/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 64ebe49..0000000 --- a/GK6X/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -# GK6X