paradonym

just wondered why there hasn't been an update for CUE so long, and found the new, somhow independent version of CUE... First thougts? - In the lighting menu, when you hover the keys with your mouse, they light up yellow... Why isn't that also illuminated on the keyboard itself? - The design got much better, but a bit more spacey. - The functions are nearly the same, just redesigned - or at least I didn't recognized new ones yet. Feature Suggestions: - as said above - the mouse hovering illumination in CUE could be also on the keyboard itself - CUE needs a "speeding down" function... Having a profile with MANY animations (probably imported from the RGB share) normally throws up an thunderstorm of colors having an option to make every single animation in a profile slower by X times (I usually increase 1 second to about 8 to 10 seconds to make a profile usable for me) - List selections with Ctrl and Shift, as in Windows explorer: Selecting multiple animations using Ctrl+click or shift+click and then changing options for all of them at once For example: Gradient 1-5 should start with a keypress, or should be sett to 15 seconds duration - In the old version activating reactive lighting was possible even if there were advanced lighting effects configured - why isn't that in the new version? - Animations while PC is locked - CUE runs in background if the PC is locked, so why isn't there the animations brought to the keyboard? I understand that CUE can't do animations while it isn't running - Animations for the brightness and win-lock key - they seem to be wired the same way as normal keys and run seemingly through the same controller. I'm currently having thoughts exactly about this... Either my Strafe RGB gets replaced with a modular keyboard where the MX switches can easily be switched or I'll purchase another keyboard with MX Blue to do typing and text work... The MX silents seem to be great for gaming, but if I do long typing works I recognized the disadvantages of using the mx silents for that...

Binding modes of a profile to programs, not using the whole profile, but modes of that profile to enlighten the keyboard by process... That would allow "folders" for light shemes for all Google Applications or so... or having one profile containing all games, instead of having a profile per game...

Windows 10 accent color as color selection for the devices. To color the keyboard according to windows background taskbar auto colorisation and if I haven't said it before: setting an FN-Function for every other of the 103 keys which should improve key bindings A LOT... having 10.609 possible keybindings on the keyboard and probably many more if FN+Alt+#key, FN+Shift+#key, FN+Ctrl+#key is added (that should then be round about 31.825 possible keybindings) so programmers, scale the database for keybindings BIG :)

type light-Enlighten the second key pressed while executing an FN function... Pressing FN+F5 or so only type enlights the FN key, not the F5-Key...

1. Customization of all keys... (including the "disable windows key" key on Strafe RGB) 2. per key brightness settings, not general for all keys. the brightness key on the keyboard then could ramp up each key to the next step, so a 33%-key would set to 66% while a 66% would set to 100%... 3. same for general light modes, having parts of the keyboard in standard config mode configured to spiral rainbow while other parts do type-lighting... Or combining them, spiral rainbow with type lighting on letter keys, without type lighting and with different colors on number row, keypad on static breathing color aso... 4. easier speed settings - downloading a profile from the web normally lights the keyboard way too fast, so a general setting to make every animation XX percent more or less of the current speed would be great. ex. "Fire" profile looks rather like a gas burner than a cozy open fire... EDIT: 5. Notification lighting... having some LEDs flashing shortly in a specific color when an e-mail comes in or there's something new in the windows 10 notification bar.