WallpaperSync: Dynamic LED Color Synchronization

WallpaperSync is a Python script that dynamically adjusts the color of connected RGB LED devices based on your desktop wallpaper using OpenRGB. The script continuously monitors the system wallpaper for changes and updates the LED colors to match the most prominent color in the wallpaper. This ensures a visually cohesive environment that aligns with your desktop's aesthetics.

Here is a demo on how it works

Features

• Real-time Monitoring: Automatically detects changes to the wallpaper and updates LED colors accordingly.
• Easy to configure and use.

Requirements

To run WallpaperSync, you'll need to install the following Python libraries:

• colorthief: For extracting color palette
• openrgb-python: For changing RGB colors in hardware
• watchdog: For monitoring file system changes.
• colorsys, math, time, shutil, and os: Standard Python libraries used in the script.

Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Zephyr73/WallpaperSync.git

Usage

1. Ensure you have RGB LED devices connected and the OpenRGB server running on localhost port 6742.
   • You can also configure the default ip and port if the script doesnt detect OpenRGB SDK using default values. The config will be saved in a config.json file
2. Run the script

run.bat

3. The script will create a venv folder which will include all the required libraries from requirements.txt. It will then start monitoring for wallpaper changes and updating LED colors.

   • If for some reason, the dependencies are not properly installed, use this pip command:

     pip install -r requirements.txt

Contributing

Feel free to contribute by submitting issues, suggestions, or pull requests.