So it would kinda work like the sync mode, only it would reverse in direction halfway through. So at say 1/4 volume/intensity with 4 strips it would look something like this

..........|.....-----|-----.....|.....

or with 2 strips it would be like this:

.......---|---.......

( . being off, - being on and | being the break between strips)

this would work especially well for those of us who use the Hue strips on our desks as currently the lighting is kinda lopsided when I use audio mode unless it's at full intensity (my monitor sits right between strip 2 and 3 out of 4)

En faite j'utilise votre logiciel pour OC ma gtx 1080. Ça fonctionne bien pour le moment. Il y a aussi un réglage de la courbe de ventilation et la c'est problématique.

Je m'explique. Quand on créer un nouveau profil de ventilation
On peux faire le mode zéro rpm jusqu'à 30, 40, 50 degrés comme on veux. Le problème c'est que ensuite dès qu'on veux que le ventilateur démarre. On ne peux pas le faire démarrer directement à 30 % admettons. Il va démarrer à admettons 40° à 1% jusqu'à 45° 40% ce qui provoque des arrêts et démarrage en boucle jusqu'a 30% des ventilateurs... il faudrais que l'on puisse les démarré de 0% à 30% d'un coup et pas par pallier ! Msi afterburner. Evga. Gainward propose ça c'est vraiment dommage

De plus la vitesse démarre à 40% minimum c'est dommage que l'on ne puisse pas démarrer à 30%.

Une maj serais à faire pour régler le problème je pense !

Please Fix Hue+ detection issues and provide a Stand-Alone Hue+ Control UI for download.

It would be useful to have a stand-alone module to control Hue+ in order to eliminate the need for the CAM interface to the hardware in situations where users already run other software for OC and tweeking. It should also have a "refresh and detect hardware" button/option built in so that Hue+ devices could be scanned for on the PC and a connection could be re-established. CAM only shows the Hue+ when the software detects the device, and so there is no way to scan for the device once launched if it does not already appear.

I have to disconnect and reconnect my Hue+ from USB (on the mobo) every time my computer starts, restarts or wakes from sleep in order for it to be polled correctly and then appear in CAM. (I have gone through all the , install, uninstall, reinstall, driver uninstall and reinstall, header change, external USB connection support forum recommendations and the issue persists). IMO It would also be extremely beneficial for NZXT to correct the Hue+ detection issues experienced by multiple users.

I am among many that are disappointed with the product's hardware drivers, detection, and interface performance based on the price of the device.

Hi, i love your program, so I disabled all others (because of collisions)

S I am missing screenshot feature:
a) set a folder for images
b) set a key for screenshots
c) choose if overlay should be on screenshot or not (optional, convenient, not necessary)
d) save a screenshot named by exe and date (something like "witcher3 2016-05-05 23:59:59" )

Also, FPS limiter would be nice (it helps in some games with stuttering).

Both of these features I could use in afterburner/rivaturner combo, but I would prefer to use single app, which is your target usage I believe, so please, add these features, especially the screenshots. Thanks.

BTW love your app design, black and yellow is great combo.

It would be super cool if we could see a map of each of the leds and build a display mode macro out of them one step at a time.

If there were for example 12 leds in the circle then imagine it like a clock. Click the mouse on each spot(1'oclock,2oclock..ect) you want to change and set the color. When you have set them all the way you want for the first step then add the display time and fade in/out values and go to the next step until you are done.

We could make our own custom display modes one step at a time.

If you wanted to go a step further you could add simple logic based on environment to the steps.
For example in step one
If cpu temp>=60 then display This color map.
If gpu temp <= 75 then display this color map.
If cpu usage >=80 then display this color map.
Just have it stop when it hits the first true and that is what is displayed on that step. Have a default if no other logic is true. In this case each logic line in a step would have its own color map. the else would be the required default if no other logic is employed or true. Basically you are just saving one color map for each logic step with else being the default of that step.

I imagine this as 2 drop downs and one textbox.

1. select-able input (cpu temp,cpu usage,water temp,gpu fan speed, x led bightness, x led rgb) ect...

2. select-able Operand (>,<,>=,<=,=,<>)

3. value.

The map would change to whatever logic line you currently on in design mode. It would also be nice if the lighting showed in real time the current color map until you are done editing your display macro.

You could build in whatever validation limitations are required such as total macro size or number of logic commands in a step.

If users could then share these profiles on the web we would see the full potential of the lighting from the combined imagination of the community.