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BSWA Mouse Enhancer
Mouse Windows
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Mouse Windows
13 followers
This program features various mouse profiles that you can choose from based on what feels most comfortable for you. These profiles adjust the mouse's movement path using various complex algorithms. Additionally, you can finely tune the mouse speed using the slider on the right side. Exponentioan and ExponentialNormalDrag are profiles that help you to use mouse more accurate and stop the mouse in the true position. OS: Windows 64
The exponential normal drag profile actually helped me stop on the right pixel in Photoshop, something I always struggled with. Easy to install too.
@gnlhnld Thanks I am glad it was helpful for you.
honestly this looks pretty useful, especially the exponential profiles for aim. one thing i'd love to see is per-application profiles, so i can have different settings for like fps games vs browsing vs editing photos without switching every time
@ykselzunsayqmg Very good idea thank you
The separate speed slider on top of the profiles feels a bit redundant, since the Exponential and ExponentialNormalDrag settings already change how movement feels. Maybe let the user adjust the feel of those profiles with a small intensity or strength slider instead, so the main speed slider stays for fine tuning. Would make it easier to dial in a specific feel without fiddling with two controls at once.
@mehmetdanier Thank you of your comment. Yes this is in progress
Tried the Exponential profile for a quick trackpad task and it actually makes the cursor land where i want on the first try, which is rare. Nice having a slider right there too.
@neclavuys Thanks I am glad it was helpful for you.
honestly the exponential profile is kind of a game changer for pixel precise work, like editing in photoshop feels way less frustrating now
@ayhanargundogan Thanks did you download the product?
Tried the exponential profiles and honestly the mouse stops so much cleaner now, like it actually lands where i want it instead of drifting. The slider is a nice touch for fine tuning too.
@aliyeljbu Good luck