Game Input MultipleXer

sp3c14list wrote: everybody who think it is not perfect: Buy a gaming mouse with more than 500 Hz...

500Hz is a great value, but the frequency is not the key point. Make sure you are running it at 5700dpi using the Windows SetPoint software from Logitech.

J'imagine que ta config a du changer depuis la dernière fois, je veux bien que tu me remette son contenu dans un tag Code.

In Linux the ps nav controller works out-of-the-box in wired mode. I didn't tested in bluetooth mode yet (with QtSixA).

It's fixed in the latest brltty. You only need to apply system updates.

EDIT: I'm experiencing another issue that causes the controller data to glitch. This only happens in Linux.

EDIT2: I found the problem: link.

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Oui ça devrait fonctionner, sans soudure.

This is an issue people get with broadcom dongle. Sadly there's no fix for that. I suggest you to get a CSR bluecore4 dongle.

Does it also disconnect without the calibration gui?

@Zero Well, my performance is really good with SetWindowsHookEx on a centrino 1,5Ghz cpu using less than 1% capturing keyboard and mouse (absolute locs). There is no need to reinvent the wheel to handle the raw input, which I doubt will be any better in performance then the provided win api, as all...

Speaking about performance, SmartController actually eats 100% of a cpu core, which would result in a 100% cpu usage with a single core cpu. In comparison, GIMX uses less than 1% of a cpu core. It already is a "total port" :shock: It's not a total port as it doesn't bring all the GIMX func...

It wasn't my intention, but I broke the support of virtual devices. That's a side-effect issue 113 . As GIMX is now getting events from the lowest device event layer (RAWINPUT) that only works with physical devices (non-virtual), it can't get events from virtual devices anymore... I created issue 12...