Slow down just a Teensy bit?
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 8:24 pm
Grendel,
As ridiculous as this may sound; is it possible to lock the teensy USB speed to 20Hz regardless of what windoze or any other software tries to set it to?
I'm trying to compensate for an increased game framerate. I found a software called joy2mouse 2.70 that locks the port to 20Hz and cures my in game joystick issues. I've tried duplicating that speed using the hidusbf.sys trick but that only gives me a choice as low as 31Hz.
UPDATE:
As it turns out, the game is using the smooth mouse curve in windows registry which happens to be set incorrectly for the DPI/Game. By entering a "Flat Line" mouse curve and unchecking "Enhanced Precision Control" in mouse properties/control panel, has the result of removing or reducing acceleration being transferred to the joystick.
I'm now in search of a smoothmousex(y)curve that will start out below flat line (negetive acceleration) and then progress up to flatline.
As ridiculous as this may sound; is it possible to lock the teensy USB speed to 20Hz regardless of what windoze or any other software tries to set it to?
I'm trying to compensate for an increased game framerate. I found a software called joy2mouse 2.70 that locks the port to 20Hz and cures my in game joystick issues. I've tried duplicating that speed using the hidusbf.sys trick but that only gives me a choice as low as 31Hz.
UPDATE:
As it turns out, the game is using the smooth mouse curve in windows registry which happens to be set incorrectly for the DPI/Game. By entering a "Flat Line" mouse curve and unchecking "Enhanced Precision Control" in mouse properties/control panel, has the result of removing or reducing acceleration being transferred to the joystick.
I'm now in search of a smoothmousex(y)curve that will start out below flat line (negetive acceleration) and then progress up to flatline.