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Shared Configs / Re: Oskool config
« on: 09:38 AM - 09/10/23 »Must be because I'm on alpha firmware. I'll repost the curve when the next beta firmware comes out.
Thank you man, i will wait for it
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Must be because I'm on alpha firmware. I'll repost the curve when the next beta firmware comes out.
Sure! Here is linear 1% curve with proper dot placement.
Linear 1% curveCode: [Select]>>> XIM MATRIX [Ballistic Curve] START COPY >>>
XMBC:AAAAuHicY2Bg4GCIYPBlcGJwZjTZ9JsBCTxZKm0Dwz7mjPYgzMDQAMb//9fXDyQGADGfazk=:XMBC
<<< XIM MATRIX END COPY <<<
I made a more linear 2% curve if you'd like to try it out. I'm going to update the 2% curve in my first post to the linear one below.
First 2% of stick movement boost - linearCode: [Select]>>> XIM MATRIX [Ballistic Curve] START COPY >>>
XMBC:AAABUHicY2DADuwnf7+jAKHPOyDTD/zvo9AfoOqhtPv7//8fjGAaADMNkm4=:XMBC
<<< XIM MATRIX END COPY <<<
Here's the original 2% non-linear curveCode: [Select]>>> XIM MATRIX [Ballistic Curve] START COPY >>>
XMBC:AAABUHicY2DADuwdkvxgtAKUbgDRD5h4HJDpD1D1UNr9/f//D0YwDQCp+ovm:XMBC
<<< XIM MATRIX END COPY <<<
When I first started making curves I didn't zoom all the way in to place the dots in the curve editor. Then I realized zooming in makes a big difference to dot placement compared to adjusting the dots zoomed out.
I've been readjusting the 2% and higher curves to be more linear. The 2-10% curves were some of the first curves I made before realizing zooming in makes a big difference in dot placement.
The 1% curve is actually slightly off in the dot placement too by accident. The dot is slightly above the line if you zoom in 1 billion percent. But the curve feels so good I left it alone.
All curves I've made are as close to linearly symmetrical as possible with 1 billion percent zoomed dot placement. The 2-10% curves in my first post have now all been updated to linear with 1 billion percent zoomed dot placement accuracy.
Hey,
0-0-0 would be XIM Apex sync off, 5-0-0 default, 15-0-0 common and so on. These are just a recommendation however. In some games it may be required to use 13-0-0 for a common experience, or 17-0-0.
Sync off usually has the least AA from all syncs, but the closest PC feeling. Slower syncs have more AA but are less responsive and PC like.
Love the Synchroonous smoothing preset. wondering what is the # of the precision, response and easing %.
I think what idignoto wrote is the case for me. My Wooting runs through a powered USB Switcher that keeps the keyboard in standby. I assume this is how it can maintain its analog profile. I can try removing the switcher but i assume i must then manually switch the profile each time its connected to the XIM.
Sure you can do that through the Wootility software.how do you boot into analog?
All my profiles except for one are analog, and it also auto-loads into an analog profile.
I'm running mouse and matrix at 800 DPI at 1000hz with no smoothing and no sab and it feels the most like apex to me.I will have to try this. Obsiv is currently looking into why some of us feel Apex is more responsive than Matrix. I did a bunch of testing last night on using different polling rates on xim and mouse and it really didn't reveal any glaring improvements but I have always matched my dpi from mouse to manager. Would be interesting if that's where the bug is that causes whatever it is some of us feel.
i'm glad im not the only one matrix feels sluggish on cod. what settings are you currently running? idk whether its just me but matrix doesn't give me that snappy feel in cod
I'm currently back on the Apex for now since Obsiv is looking into why Matrix feels weird. So I felt there was no reason tinkering more when I have already done a lot of testing on the Matrix. If he comes to a conclusion or has a beta to try I will return to test.
Odin can you share with us the correct code with the exponential part please? The one you showed its just the linear preset.
Thanks
Thats the correct code. Compare it to the original linear preset and you see that i changed the deadzones and added a second adjustment point in the graph (near the beginning) that damphens the early activation by adding an exponential behavior. The rest of the curve is linear then.