Creating our own plugin

Im currently coding my own plugin to control my GPU via iCue.

If you have experience on reverse engineer, pls dm or post. Here is what i have for now if you want to take a look :

 

#include <iostream>

#include <Windows.h>

 

 

typedef int (*CorsairPluginGetAPIVersion)(void);

typedef void* (*CorsairPluginGetInstance)(void);

typedef int (*CorsairPluginGetFeatures)(void);

typedef void (__cdecl *CorsairPluginFreeInstance)(void* _Memory);

 

int main()

{

CorsairPluginGetAPIVersion ProcAdd;

 

SetDllDirectory(L"D:\\Programmes\\Corsair\\CORSAIR iCUE Software");

HMODULE hmod = LoadLibrary(L"asus_motherboard_plugin.dll");

 

if (hmod != NULL)

{

CorsairPluginGetAPIVersion GetAPIVersion = (CorsairPluginGetAPIVersion)GetProcAddress(hmod, "CorsairPluginGetAPIVersion");

CorsairPluginGetInstance GetInstance = (CorsairPluginGetInstance)GetProcAddress(hmod, "CorsairPluginGetInstance");

CorsairPluginGetFeatures GetFeatures = (CorsairPluginGetFeatures)GetProcAddress(hmod, "CorsairPluginGetFeatures");

CorsairPluginFreeInstance FreeInstance = (CorsairPluginFreeInstance)GetProcAddress(hmod, "CorsairPluginFreeInstance");

void* instance = GetInstance();

 

std::cout << "Corsair Plugin Get API Version : " << GetAPIVersion() << std::endl;

std::cout << "Corsair Plugin Get Instance : " << instance << std::endl;

std::cout << "Corsair Plugin Get Features : " << GetFeatures() << std::endl;

FreeInstance(instance);

 

FreeLibrary(hmod);

}

 

else

std::cout << "Error : " << GetLastError();

 

return 0;

}

 

I will post update on my code later on.

Edited March 13, 2020 by Guibi1
clarifing

Have you been able to complete/continue with this. I am currently trying to do the same. I would like to ask you some questions if there is a way to direct message. Forgive me, I am a new user of these forums so I don't know how to direct message.

Im currently coding my own plugin to control my GPU via iCue.

 

Have you ever tryed JackNet RGB? They even have a stick post somewhere here in the forums. I use it to control all my aura stuff (motherboard, AIO, LED stripes and 7 (yes, seven) RGB fans). All, except for the motherboard, are 5v adressable RGB and it works pretty much flawlessly.