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Making custom effects in HyperX Ngenuity (colour palette, rain effect)

Summary

A screen-recorded tutorial on building custom keyboard lighting presets in HyperX Ngenuity: picking a colour palette, creating a new preset, and layering wave and trigger effects, with a raindrop-style design as the example.

What happens

Spoken content

English, casual. He says to make a new preset, delete the stock wave, find a palette on Google, check on the real keyboard that colours look right (darker if needed), use a solid effect to store colours, then select keys and use wave effects at different speeds to make a "rain" look, finishing with an explosive trigger effect. He jokes it's easy "if you have more than five IQ", notes it's his second time filming, and ends with "if you like it, like it, if you dislike it, dislike it".

Audio / music

Voiceover only.

Topics & keywords

HyperX Ngenuity, custom RGB effects, presets, colour palette, wave effect, trigger effect, tutorial, keyboard lighting, Alloy Origins Core, raindrops

Context

English-language tutorial, uploaded 2022-10-23, 337 s; follow-up to the "how to install Ngenuity" video. 9,494 views, 71 likes, 14 comments.