Thanks, it's possible gives me hope. Maybe I learn something new, or if openRGB has anything, I'll use that.

I have a B450 tomahawk, it's a great board, and I'm og (old gamer) so I didn't buy the board because it had lights on it, I bought it to build within budget, for specs n features as needed. The manufacturers just snuck the RGB in on me. My Gskill ram dollar for performance, happened to have ARGB. (bought on some sort of sale with some sort of instant rebate) I currently have a MSI 2080 x gaming, guess what, more ARGB. I made it all somewhat synced with synapse (the board can only control RGB on itself, or externally for lack of ARGB controller) and for some reason, I started to care about blinky colorful things. This is also the first year I put my rig on a wall shelf, where it can actually be seen. (woman and cats make reasons) Every time my PC sleeps or restarts, all the ARGB/RGB in the case loses sync, and stays one color. Furthermore, without force quitting MSI's garbage, and restarting, it will not reinitialize control. Then after all that, synapse may or may not need to be restarted. So when I found your simple program, I was thrilled, because it just works. I even adjusted the police light script to reflect my local PD's colors and frequency, which to my delight, the program read the script every time I clicked on it. That I loved, because I didn't have to reload the program, to reload scripts, which allowed for fast editing. I don't have the knowledge, but I wrote my own scripts for m.u.d. games back in the day, and edditied a few for addons along the way. I forgot most of what I learned for lack of use in ohh, 10 years or so. I don't expect to just jump right into it, and make it work, especially since I have never interfaced with hardware before. This is something that is interesting and possibly fun to learn about. Thank you for your work, and taking the time to respond. You are awesome.