RGB.NET Device-Provider-Package for Corsair-Devices.
This provider follows the default pattern and does not require additional setup.
surface.Load(CorsairDeviceProvider.Instance);
This providers requires native SDK-dlls. (version < 4.x)
You can get them directly from Corsair at https://github.com/CorsairOfficial/cue-sdk/releases
Since the SDK-dlls are native it's important to use the correct architecture you're building your application for. (If in doubt you can always include both.)
redist\x64\CUESDK.x64_2019.dll
from the SDK-zip needs to be distributed as <application-directory>\x64\CUESDK.x64_2019.dll
(or simply named CUESDK.dll
)
You can use other, custom paths by adding them to CorsairDeviceProvider.PossibleX64NativePaths
.
redist\i386\CUESDK_2019.dll
from the SDK-zip needs to be distributed as <application-directory>\x86\CUESDK_2019.dll
(or simply named CUESDK.dll
)
You can use other, custom paths by adding them to CorsairDeviceProvider.PossibleX86NativePaths
.