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If you're on a Gigabyte mobo openRGB may not work at all.
It’s working for just setting static colors, but when I try to install plugins it doesn’t show up at all. I wanted to use HardwareSync and maybe Effects.
You have to find the right plugin version. The ones on the website use different versions than the one installed by ujust. I can't remember where I found them but it was a github repo
I found an older version that sounded like it should be compatible on the OpenRGB webpage but it didn’t work. I suppose I should look further. Thanks for the tip!
NP, I figured it out by looking through the logs, I think you can turn them on in the settings