I know the answer might be likely no. But I want to make sure if there was any method that Epic included in the engine to identify drivers or something that might be of help.
Hey there @PsyKuKiller! Welcome back to the community! I don’t believe there is a method to get the actual hardware DPI of the mouse. The actual DPI of a mouse is hardware-based, and there’s usually no way for an application to read it directly unless it’s a mouse with specific software driver support.
An approach that might be viable is measuring the effective DPI, though this won’t be 100% accurate, it will give you a baseline for your own system.
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Thanks for your input. Take care.
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