With the new sensitivity settings for edit and build on pc
the mouse drifts very badly on the mousepad.
You have to lift your mouse it and re-center it much more often.
A solution is to have a button that “virtually” lifts the mouse for you.
It is quicker, more accurate, better for the mouse, better for the wrist.
alias sens0 “sensitivity 0”
alias sens1 “sensitivity .3”
alias sens2 “sensitivity .45”
alias sens3 “sensitivity .9”
alias b2amo “sens0; alias b1m b1mo”
alias b2ama “sens2; alias b1m b1mo”
alias b1amo “sens1; alias b2m b2mo”
alias b1ama “sens2; alias b2m b2mo”
alias b1ma “sens1; bind , +b2; bind c +b1a; alias b1m b1mo”
alias b1mo “sens2; bind , +b2”
alias b2ma “sens0; bind c +b1; bind , +b2a; alias b2m b2mo”
alias b2mo “sens2; bind c +b1”
alias b1p “sens0; bind , +b2a”
alias b1m “sens2; bind , +b2”
alias +b1 b1p
alias -b1 b1m
alias b2p “sens1; bind c +b1a”
alias b2m “sens2; bind c +b1”
alias +b2 b2p
alias -b2 b2m
alias b2ap “sens3; alias b1m b1ma”
alias b2am “sens0; alias b1m b1mo”
alias +b2a b2ap
alias -b2a b2am
alias b1ap “sens3; alias b2m b2ma”
alias b1am “sens1; alias b2m b2mo”
alias +b1a b1ap
alias -b1a b1am
bind c +b1
bind , +b2
sens2
To address this issue, I propose implementing a feature that “virtually” lifts the mouse, allowing quicker, more precise movements. This benefits users by improving accuracy and reducing wrist strain and prolonging the mouse’s lifespan.
Thank you in advance for your valuable assistance.
Warm regards,