updated README

Author: Drumber

README.md

@@ -13,12 +13,13 @@ Add [OpenRGB](https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB) support to [RemoteLigh
 3. [Download OpenRGB](https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB) and [set it up](https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB/-/wikis/OpenRGB-Windows-Setup-and-Usage)
 4. Create a virtual output in RemoteLight  
 ![Create Virtual output](images/add-virtual-output.png)
-5. Go to `Tools > OpenRGB Plugin` and add a new OpenRGB device  
+5. Go to `Tools > OpenRGB Plugin`, set up OpenRGB connection and add a new OpenRGB device group  
 ![Add OpenRGB device](images/add-openrgb-device.png)
-6. Start OpenRGB SDK Server  
+6. Define a name, select the previously created virtual output and add your OpenRGB devices. The Device ID corresponds to the index of the device (starting at 0) in the list in OpenRGB (see picture below)  
+![Setup OpenRGB device](images/setup-openrgb-device.png)  
+![OpenRGB device id](images/openrgb-device-index.png)
+7. Run OpenRGB and start the SDK Server  
 ![Start SDK server](images/start-openrgb-server.png)
-7. Setup OpenRGB connection data and select the previously created virtual output  
-![Setup OpenRGB device](images/setup-openrgb-device.png)
 8. Go back to the Output panel and activate the virtual output
 9. Client should be connected  
 ![Client connected](images/connected-openrgb.png)
@@ -27,8 +28,8 @@ Add [OpenRGB](https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB) support to [RemoteLigh
 ### Why do I need to create a virtual output?  
 The OpenRGB plugin uses the virtual output to get the LED color data from RemoteLight. It also allows OpenRGB devices to be used together with other regular RemoteLight output devices. With the Chain and Multi outputs, it is also possible to control multiple devices simultaneously.
 
-### Can I use multiple OpenRGB devices with the same virtual output?
-Yes, but also no. The plugin overwrites the pixel number of the configured virtual output with the number of LEDs received from OpenRGB. If the OpenRGB devices have different amount of LEDs, they will try to overwrite the pixel number of the virtual output and interfere with each other. To be safe that everything works, just **create a separate virtual output for each OpenRGB device**. To be able to use them simultaneously, you can use for example a Chain or Multi output.
+### Can I use multiple OpenRGB device groups with the same virtual output?
+No, he plugin overwrites the pixel number of the configured virtual output with the number of LEDs received from OpenRGB. If the OpenRGB devices have different amount of LEDs, they will try to overwrite the pixel number of the virtual output and interfere with each other. To be safe that everything works, just **create a separate virtual output for each OpenRGB device group**. To be able to use them simultaneously, you can use for example a Chain or Multi output.
 
 ### Do I have to keep OpenRGB running?
 Yes, the plugin only sends the color data generated by RemoteLight to the OpenRGB SDK server. OpenRGB does the controlling of the hardware and must therefore of course keep running.

images/add-openrgb-device.png

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ public void setupSettingsPanel() {
         panelSettings.removeAll();
         JLabel lblServerIp = new JLabel("OpenRGB Server IP:");
         lblServerIp.setForeground(Style.textColor);
-        JLabel lblServerPort = new JLabel("Port:");
+        JLabel lblServerPort = new JLabel("OpenRGB Port:");
         lblServerPort.setForeground(Style.textColor);
 
         JTextField fieldServerIp = new JTextField();