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CORSAIR VENGEANCE K70 RGB KEYBOARD MANUAL
Changing a Ripple Color
1� In the lighting grid, right-click the marker you
want to change, and then click Edit�
2� The Select Color dialog box appears� Select
the color you want to use, and then click OK�
Changing Intensity and Duration
1� To adjust the intensity of the light, in the
lighting grid, click and drag the marker
vertically to raise or lower the intensity�
2� To adjust the duration, click and drag the
marker or marker to the time you want� You
cannot move a marker past another marker in
the lighting grid�
Note: In the lighting grid, the X-axis represents
the percentage of the total duration specified
in the End field� For example, if the End field is
set to 10 seconds, and you have created a red
light that starts at the 4th mark on the X-axis
and goes to the 6th mark on the X-axis, when
the lighting effect activates, the red light will
start on the 4th second and last 2 seconds� If
you change the End field to 20 seconds, the
red light will start on the 8th second and last 4
seconds�
3� In the Tail field, field, type a number that will
specify the distance in keys between the start
LIGHTING OVERVIEW
(Continued)
and end of the ripple� For example, a value of
6 will spread the ripple effect out over 6 keys,
causing the final color in the lighting effect
to appear 6 keys after the first color� The
maximum value is 100�
4� In the Spread section, in the Velocity field,
type a number to specify how fast you want
the ripple to move, measured in keys per
second� The maximum value is 100�
5� In the Duration field, type a number to specify
how long you want the ripple effect to last, in
seconds� The maximum value is 100�
6� Click OK�
You can also duplicate lights, copy and paste lights,
delete lights, and perform additional actions�
Duplicating a Light
1� In the lighting grid, right-click the source
marker, and then click Duplicate�
2� A marker of identical color and intensity will
appear in the lighting grid� You can adjust the
intensity and color, as needed�
LIGHTING
ASSIGNMENTS
PART ONE
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