Also strange is on raw input even: if I enable "Enhance Mouse Pointer Precision" and enable raw input, I have still acceleration!
Still I don't understand why with raw input, mouse feels more consistent. Raw input should take data directly from a mouse and decrease input lag, if anything! But some games activate smoothing with raw input, so lag I feel using raw input may come from that! But if I use raw_input it is more consistent, but there is huge input lag, which surprised me. That my mouse is inconsistent, but it doesn't feel like acceleration, that it would move further sometimes, or opposite.
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Tho what about if you don't use raw input? I noticed, even I don't have acceleration caused by mouse sensor! Don't use manufacturer's driver and it is not enabled in driver, or in windows, also I have disabled smoothing in registry and disabled dynamictick and mouse in windows at 6/11. PS: If someone could explain, that would be great! To be honest this looks like scam to grab your money for premium features for people, which don't know basics of how mouse DPI works. Maybe it could be relevant to pixel skipping somehow? If you have interpolation and Windows scuffs some number like 400 dpi to 1000.84, pixel would be skipped right? So it has to either move only 1000, or jump to 1001. Pretty sure it does not! So it must mean something else. I googled: mouse Delta = By how much a quantity changed since the last iteration.Īlso subpixel accuracy? I never heard mouse would move on sub-pixels too. No idea what does this mean, since as far as I know, mouse is moved only on pixels. "MouseSync is a Windows driver that intercepts and modifies your mousedata before it enters the game, Besides that it Turns whole mouse deltas in a floating point representation, Making subpixel accuracy possible." You don't want pixel skipping! But that's what should already happen, if your setting is equal to above setting I listed! Why would you need a program for that? "What is important is that the mouse and screen are synced, so the unit does not really matter aslong as the mouse moves a whole integer ratio relative to the screen " Talking about this in cm, mm just doesn't make sense!
What matters if you move mouse about 800 DPI, it will move mouse about 800 DPI on monitor. No reason to want it on exact integer values per your mouse distance traveled in cm. What if you move your mouse about 800 DPI? It would be like 1.2 cm on monitor (random number just to illustrate point). But it still doesn't make sense to talk about cm, or even mm. "It's technically possible to make 1 cm of mouse movement equalling 1cm of screen movement, or any unit really." Even with 800 DPI on a mouse: it takes like 2 something inches to traverse screen from one edge to another. What a weird thing to say: obviously cursor will move faster on-screen, than mouse! 24 inch monitor will have about 20 inches. "Now move your mouse to the right, notice how the cursor moves faster then the mouse. "Try moving your mouse to the corner bottom left of the screen, then try to position your physical mouse below that cursor on your desk like shown in the image on the right." I have something else, which is weird about raw input, but don't want to complicate this thread right now. I also read, it should lower input lag, as it can read data directly from a mouse and doesn't have to go through windows - this has also a pitfall: some games activate smoothing with raw input, which will break 1:1 mouse ratio, therefore not the same DPI on your monitor as on your mouse!
There is always a dynamic input lag!Īlso you can turn on raw input in some games, but when I check enhance mouse precision, raw input doesn't stop this! Which is strange! There should be already no acceleration, at least in terms of DPI.
And if you have acceleration from a sensor, I Am not sure, if there is any way to correct it by a software! So this line already seems little bit redundant to me. Isn't that exactly what no acceleration should already look like?! If you have correct setting! When you open the site it says: " A tool to Sync Monitor DPI with Mouse DPI". I found about this program from Chef Koch's tweak guide
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