Gilthoniel
(StarKindler)
Basic Manager for the New Evo Anima (OpenCore) and thus the new Polaris EVO Light Saber from Lama di Luce.
New Version of Gilthoniel, for firmware 2.0.2 or newer
Windows 10 (and MAC-OS) should automatically install/use the correct drivers for the saber, earlier versions of windows may need a CDC Serial Driver
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Gilthoniel (Sindarin: Starkindler) Other manager programs are under development/available. Gilthoniel is now public open-source and availale on GitHub. Any feedback can be added in GitHub's discussions board and issues tracker for the project.
Gilthoniel requires a version of the firmware greater than 1.9.14, very early versions of Anima Evo sabers shipped without any PC-communication, update your firmware to use any saber manager program. (See the updater opposite) NOTE! The automatic nature of the flasher program detects any compatible arduino board, which may also exist in other hardware. In particular it has been reported that the "Oculus Rift S" may be detected and it's firmware overwritten by the flasher rendering it inoperable. Be advised to unplug other USB devices when using the flasher. -- This is not a risk when just using the standard colour setting functions in Gilthoniel.
** Use of firmware flashing/updating features is entirely at your own risk. |
Firmware Updater NOTE! The automatic nature of the flasher program detects any compatible arduino board, which may also exist in other hardware. In particular it has been reported that the "Oculus Rift S" may be detected and it's firmware overwritten by the flasher rendering it inoperable. Be advised to unplug other USB devices when using the flasher. Use of the firmware flash/updater is entirely at your own risk.
Instructions Sound Upload Toolkit Send-to-Saber and the Open-SaberSound-Toolkit are now public open-source and availale on GitHub. Any feedback can be added in GitHub's discussions board and issues tracker for the project. Download the Self-Extracing executable (or 7zip Archive), save it to your documents folder (or file location of your choice) and run it (or unzip it) -- then see the README.md instructions.
The release 8 toolkit (for firmware before v2) does not include sound list management, as the firmware requires all sounds to have exact filenames.
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