Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration drivers#
Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration update#
Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration windows 10#

Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration drivers#

Now that the pointer lag is fixed in the newer versions of macOS, I was hoping our users would find other 3rd party mouse drivers more useful for they provide more acceleration controls than SmoothMouse. Some switched without any complaints-others, however, hated everything they tried. (Probably a minority, but as a someone from a minority of those who complained about the lag before SmoothMouse came out, I can relate). The automatic transformation program to rawaccel gave me this settings.The discontinuation of SmoothMouse seems to have upset many people. You have to adjust the Pre-ScaleX/Pre-ScaleY to your mouse's DPI though (so if your mouse DPI is e.g. So this is my old interaccel 'settings.txt'. I'm thinking I might just use it as it is, if you say it gets the feeling right, or at least I would use it as a starting point if what you predict is true (that I might not prefer it). I see you did indeed go through a grindy process to research what you wanted, damn.īut yeah, so you're saying the result you got is a curve for CC? Do you still have it around? I would be immensely grateful if you could share it, if that's something I can just 'use', that is. Also that graph is from Win2000, so I get a feeling Win10 will have a more complex implementation (which I believe is what you're saying in the beginning). At least that's the moment I was realizing 'hmm maybe it won't be that easy to 'just input Win10's curve' into a 3rd party MA app'. I think yesterday I stumbled accross something along the lines of those 3 functions you're talking about here, or at least it reminded me of it. So in light of that, although to me it looked like a promising little piece of software, I admittedly have not truly tried it yet. I mention Povohat's, but I just found out about Custom Curve yesterday and have it installed, wasn't sure if that was a good option also, as 'reviews' seemed to indicate it was 'just Povohat's with a better GUI', like not necessarily more features.

The person I did this for didn’t even end up using it long term, rather just made his own curve again. It was laborious and time consuming, and the resulting feel is so close to a natural curve that by far the path of least resistance (and probably better result) is to use a natural / logarithmic curve shape you simply design yourself. However, was this worth it? Absolutely not.

Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration update#

I reverse engineered it using a few scripts, one was simply to toggle epp on and off instantly whilst alternately killing and re-loading the custom curve process simultaneously with a single button press, and the other was to run mouse movement at each count per update value (effective hand speed) whereby I then matched the velocity in custom curve for the same movement with EPP disabled, you can do this either in paint with the cursor or in a game by doing 360’s, then just do linear interpolation between each integer result mapped on a spreadsheet, until you have the full curve over 120 or so integer values, then you can just draw a curve in Custom Curve using the spline interface which dissects every value mapped in a spreadsheet for an identical final result, which I then validated with other movement scripts. Since CC allows full curve manipulation and can remove time calculation as an option.

Smoothmouse curve disable acceleration windows 10#

I did reverse engineer the Windows 10 version accurately using the Custom Curve software for someone who had also used EPP for many years. It is also not calculated by sensitivity at all, but by cursor distance. The EPP curve also doesn’t calculate for time between frames, this means changing polling rate would hugely change the accel curve, but also changes the feel a lot especially at the low end. The Windows EPP curve is 3 functions stacked back to back (like 3 logarithmic shaped / natural curves out of a very small offset) and Povohat only can run a single formula concurrently. This can’t be done accurately in Povohat’s.