An example of how to set up custom keys for peripherals

Could you add support for asus scope(sdk name: Charm), the sdk keycodes are not working for the ctrl and windows key, and the asus sdk not supporting the uk layout just the us one,
I already done it in this pr: https://github.com/diogotr7/Aurora/pull/4

I'll look into it, I have Strix Flare. The internal name for it is also charm :/
Perhaps you have a different LED count to differentiate them? What's yours? I believe if you check the log when running my build should tell you

Then it is look like there is no difference for the 2 keyboard from the sdk perspective. :( Than I think the only way to differentiate them is to put multiple layout in aurora and check which one is selected.
I sending the my device information:

Hi, can't seem to get my Claymore to work using the build generated by AppVeyor...
Is there anyway I can help?

@xQwexx I added the RIGHT_WINDOWS key (on my keyboard it's FN), but the ctrl codes seem to match so im now sure what's going on there

@jdcmarques That might be because of your version of Aura that is installed. There is a guide to get that correctly setup on the Discord channel #asus-aura on the Aurora Discord Server.

So there is two thing first sdk hashcodes not support the uk layout so DeviceKeys.HASHTAG and DeviceKeys.BACKSLASH_UK not working so you need to set them manually, like this.

//UK keyboard Layout
if (keyCode == 0x56)
{//Hashtag Key
    light = keyboard.Lights[(int)(3 * keyboard.Width + 13)];
}
else if (keyCode == 0x59)
{//BackSlash Key
    light = keyboard.Lights[(int)(4 * keyboard.Width + 1)];
}
else
{
    light = keyboard.Key[keyCode];
}

Secondly asus strix scope support, because of the bigger left shift the left window and alt are not in the right place, which are not corrected by the sdk.

// Asus Strix Scope
if (keyboard.Name == "Charm")
{
    if (keyCode == 0XDB)
    {//left window
        light = keyboard.Lights[(int)(5 * keyboard.Width + 2)];
    }
    else if (keyCode == 0x38)
    {//left alt
        light = keyboard.Lights[(int)(5 * keyboard.Width + 3)];
    }
}

Side notes:
In your map the hashtag and number 2 have the same 0x03 hashcode, so i rather change the hashtag code.
And I don't think that there is a need for the two mapping dictionary.

foreach (IAuraRgbKey key in device.Keys)
    idToKey[key.Code] = device.Key[key.Code];

//Hashtag Key
idToKey[0x0056] = keyboard.Lights[(int)(3 * keyboard.Width + 13)];
//BackSlash Key
idToKey[0x002B] = keyboard.Lights[(int)(4 * keyboard.Width + 1)];
// Asus Strix Scope
//Left window Key
idToKey[0XDB] = keyboard.Lights[(int)(5 * keyboard.Width + 2)];
//Left alt Key
idToKey[0x38] = keyboard.Lights[(int)(5 * keyboard.Width + 3)];

Added a way to test lights for custom peripheral devices. To make life easier

I just get can't find aura SDK and I have to idea where to get it I can only find aura creator on my pc