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UnityNativeChromaSDK - Unity native library for the ChromaSDK UE4_XDK_SampleApp - UE4 Chroma samples and runtime module with Blueprint library for the ChromaSDK

HTML5ChromaSDK - JavaScript library for playing Chroma animations Godot_ChromaSDK - Godot native library for playing Chroma animations GameMakerChromaExtension - GameMaker extension to control lighting for Razer Chroma Chroma Animation Guide - Visual examples of the Chroma Animation API methodsĬhromaClientForDiscord - Add Chroma lighting to the Discord App eventsĬhromaClientForTwitch - Add Chroma lighting to the Twitch streaming experienceĬChromaEditor - C++ native MFC library for playing and editing Chroma animationsĬlickTeamFusion_ChromaSDK - Click Team Fusion Chroma SDK Extension for playing Chroma animations.REST Sample App - This repository expands from the sample app to include support for Chroma animation playback.Anyone have any idea what's going on? Do I have an actual virus (if so how do i get rid of it if avast can't seem to find its roots) or is this just more false positives.HTML5ChromaSDK - JS Library for playing Chroma animations Now I'm full virus scanning again and so far no issues have been found. When avast does autofix it gives and error indicating it can't find the files in question but I went to their locations and scanned them individually with both avast and Malwarebytes and neither found any threat (malwarebytes also found no issues in a full system scan). However an hour or two ago I did another full scan and the same two files were marked again. When I applied the virus definitions update this morning I did two full virus scans and everything came back clean both times, I thought it must have been a false positive and everything was okay after the update. I first noticed it last night and thought it may be a false positive linked with the VBS: Malware gen issue. Since yesterday two files linked with uninstalling razer chroma SDK have been marked as high threat during some of my full virus scans, the weird bit is they have only been marked twice out of five scans.