Trying to Keybind iCUE Profiles

[K1wiWaffle]

So I got Guild Wars 2 a couple of days ago and picked the Elementalist class, which has four different attunements that can be switched between during combat- fire, water, air, and earth. I thought it would be fun to set my RGB pillars (iCUE calls them LT100 Starter Kit) to change color depending on my attunement. So, I set up four different profiles. However, I can't figure out how to keybind the profiles to certain keys. I want to keybind them to Shift + 1, Shift +2, Shift +3, and Shift + 4 as those are my Guild Wars 2 keybinds for switching attunements, and I want to have my RGB pillars switch color based on which attunement I have selected.

Also, My only Corsair stuff is some headphones and the RGB pillars.

 

Here's a picture from the Home menu in iCUE:

Edited June 12, 2023 by K1wiWaffle

[c-attack]

You're going to be somewhat limited in what you can make the software do on KB or mouse action without a Corsair KB or mouse.  With a CUE enabled keyboard, you can do some more interesting stuff in addition to making the LT100 towers change color on F1-F4 elemental attunement.  The way this can work is as a multi-profile copy (one each for fire/water/air/earth), then when you select F1-F4, the profile changes to GW2 Air and it's purple or Water=blue, etc.  You're missing the way to trigger the profile change and effect on keypress.  

 

Their might be some way do this with another brand of KB and something like auto-key, but I don't use either and can't guide you there.  

[K1wiWaffle]

3 hours ago, c-attack said:

You're going to be somewhat limited in what you can make the software do on KB or mouse action without a Corsair KB or mouse.  With a CUE enabled keyboard, you can do some more interesting stuff in addition to making the LT100 towers change color on F1-F4 elemental attunement.  The way this can work is as a multi-profile copy (one each for fire/water/air/earth), then when you select F1-F4, the profile changes to GW2 Air and it's purple or Water=blue, etc.  You're missing the way to trigger the profile change and effect on keypress.  

 

Their might be some way do this with another brand of KB and something like auto-key, but I don't use either and can't guide you there.  

I've never heard of Auto-Key, is that like macro software or something?

[c-attack]

Yes, AutoHotkey is an open source keyboard programming software. There are guides out there to help and some users here who have detailed knowledge, but it’s not going to be a simple process to link it to profile changes in CUE.