Request for those who are reporting a bug Tanaka, Physical Review Accelerators and Beams 21, 110704 (2018) Universal representation of undulator phase errors: T.
Coherent Mode Decomposition of Partially Coherent SR: T.Tanaka, Physical Review Special Topics - Accelerators and Beams 17, (2014) 060702 Kitamura, Journal of Synchrotron Radiat(2001) General Methods for SR Calculation: T.Tanaka, Journal of Synchrotron Radiat(2021) If the users are presenting or publishing their results obtained with using SPECTRA, they are kindly requested to cite the related reference(s). The energy spectrum and radiation power after transmitting various filters and convolution of detector's resolution are also available. Parameters on the electron beam and the source can be edited completely on graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and it is possible to show the calculation result graphically. Calculations of radiation from an arbitrary magnetic field distribution are also available. SPECTRA is an application software to calculate optical properties of synchrotron radiation (SR) emitted from bending magnets, wigglers (conventional and elliptical) and undulators (conventional, helical, elliptical and figure-8). I suppose the small pool of people who are cursing at ZOTAC for having to switch on and off their lights are perhaps not running rampant across the internet making posts.Home Page of SPECTRA SPECTRA: a synchrotron radiation calculation code Though, as you said, it doesn't seem like there are a lot of interested parties. I think this is flexible enough to integrate well with iCUE and even used elsewhere. I'm going for an executable that can be triggered to switch the lights, with an argument to pass in to specify which "profile" to switch to (spectra doesn't have profiles). I decided to do this project just because I'd at least like to be able to turn off all of my lights without having to open the utility and adjust things over and over.
However, my GPU operates independently of all of this, so it's a bit annoying. Thanks for the suggestion! I'm not trying to do something insane, it's just that I have several profiles that I switch between with a key on my k65, and one of those profiles has all of the lighting across my system turn off. Then write your tool to set color based off the same process, that way they will sync indirectly of each other. When it comes to syncing what I recommend is to sync your iCue profiles with games/processes. I wrote something similar to control the RGB for my Gigabyte Motherboard, though don't know if anyone has used it other than me and one other person. It is nice to see people develop things, though sadly people don't seem all that interested in being cool and trying these tools out. The SDK for iCue has yet to be released, unless they did it and know one told me.
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