Note: This project is no longer maintained. It might still work, but there are no guarantees.

Asus Aura SDK Wrapper for Java

A Java wrapper for the Asus Aura SDK that allows you to control RGB lighting on GPUs, motherboards, RGB headers, and other Asus devices.

Note: This will only work on a 32-bit JVM.

Documentation

See the wiki.

Installation

Add the JAR from the releases to your classpath. A Com4j DLL will be created in the directory where the program is executed. This is required to interact with the Aura COM Library.

Does it Actually Work?

Yes! The Aura SDK provided on the official Asus website (version 2.0) does not work. Instead, the Asus Aura SDK was ported to a COM Type Library, which this wrapper interfaces with.

Building

The project uses Lombok. Follow this guide to configure it with your IDE.

Quick Start Example

import ca.fiercest.aurasdk.AuraRGBLight;
import ca.fiercest.aurasdk.AuraSDK;
import ca.fiercest.aurasdk.AuraSDKDevice;
import ca.fiercest.aurasdk.Color;

public class Quickstart
{
    public static void main(String... args) throws Exception
    {
        // Create the Aura SDK object
        AuraSDK sdk = new AuraSDK();

        // Create a custom color
        Color myRedColor = new Color(255, 0, 0);

        // Set all device colors
        sdk.setAllColors(myRedColor);

        for (AuraSDKDevice device : sdk.getDevices())
        {
            // Get the name of the device
            String deviceName = device.getName();
            // Get all of the light zones for this device
            List<AuraRGBLight> deviceLightZones = device.getLightZones();
            // Get the amount of light zones from the list size
            int lightCount = deviceLightZones.size();
            // Print the device info
            System.out.println("Found Device Name: " + deviceName + ", Light Zones: " + lightCount);

            // Get the first light zone from this device
            AuraRGBLight deviceFirstLight = deviceLightZones.get(0);
            // Set its color
            deviceFirstLight.setColor(new Color(0, 255, 0)); // Green
            // Print the zone name and its color
            System.out.println("Light Zone Name: " + deviceFirstLight.getName() + ", Zone Color: " + deviceFirstLight.getColor());
        }

        // Wait so we can see the effects
        Thread.sleep(2500);

        // Manually release control of the SDK (recommended, but should automatically invoke on shutdown if not done manually)
        sdk.ReleaseControl();
    }
}