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A redesigned main window.
New look
- The old header is gone: a borderless title strip is the window caption now — the logo (About), the power button, a "now lighting" card (what the lights are doing, status, brightness, color and a live LED line), screen sync, keep-on-top, settings and the window buttons.
- The body is two cards: a rail with your devices and profiles, and one page with Effects, Color, the live preview and Tuning.
- Every effect has its own small picture, shown on the effect tiles, on each device (what that device really runs) and on each profile.
- The device and profile lists scroll with their own scroll bar.
Better to use
- Everything works from the keyboard: Space/Enter on every button, arrow keys on the sliders, the menu key on device and profile rows, visible focus rings.
- A held key or global hotkey fires once — it never sends a burst of writes to the hardware.
- Speed is greyed out (with a tooltip saying why) when nothing that is lit uses it; for Music it reads "Sensitivity".
- Deleting a profile asks first. The "applied" mark on a profile clears when you change the look by hand, and comes back after a game-triggered profile ends.
Windows 95 look
- Rebuilt on the same layout: navy caption, 95 toolbar, sunken lists with a real 95 scroll bar, 95 sliders, menus, embossed disabled text, crisp (non-smoothed) type and arrow cursors. Switching looks is still instant, with no restart and no device re-detect.
Fixes
- Starting minimised to the tray no longer flashes the window on screen.
- "Turn off when the display sleeps" now also works after an autostart to the tray.
- In the Windows 95 look the window is always opaque (glass and opacity are modern-only).
Downloads
Prisma.exe— single file, nothing to install (recommended)Prisma-2.1.0-win-x64.zip— small build, needs the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime