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Prismatik

Open-source software to control Lightpack devices. It grabs the screen, analyzes the picture, calculates resulting colors, and provides soft and gentle lighting with a Lightpack, Adalight, Ardulight or even Alienware LightFX system.

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What is Prismatik?

Prismatik is an open-source software we build to control Lightpack devices. It grabs the screen, analyzes the picture, calculates resulting colors, and provides soft and gentle lighting with a Lightpack device. Moreover, you can handle other devices with Prismatik such as Adalight, Ardulight, or even Alienware LightFX system.

Main Features: Fully open-source under GPLv3 (hardware, software, firmware)

Cross-platform GUI (Qt)

USB HID (no need to install any drivers)

The device is simple to build (just Do-It-Yourself)

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Supported Devices and Protocols: Lightpack PC/v1 Serial Adalight Ardulight Arduino ESP8266/ESP32 (WLED firmware highly recommended) Wi-Fi UDP: WARLS DRGB DNRGB ESP8266/ESP32 (WLED firmware highly recommended) Prismatik supports multiple Lightpack devices and merges them into one. For other devices, you have two options to run on mulitple monitors:

Make one device cover both monitors by having one LED strip run around both displays (recommended) Run two instances of Prismatik (using the --config-dir command line option) with each configured for one monitor/device. See #280 for details.