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Well, the main reason to simulate a mouse input is so you can test actual games in addition to your test program. That's correct. I also prepared a directx shader wrapper to make games display a white rectangle like in my standalone app. How does the wrapper decide whether or not to display the whi...

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Sparky wrote:Well, the main reason to simulate a mouse input is so you can test actual games in addition to your test program.

That's correct. I also prepared a directx shader wrapper to make games display a white rectangle like in my standalone app.

Damn, i had to ask my friend to bring me a crt from the town depot and I ordered teensy. I want to try rawHID, maybe the usb latency will be more stable and predictable.

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From what I'm seeing we are aiming at two different things. You want to completely eliminate the display latency. I'm aiming at receptive threshold to the human eye. With TEMT6000 and 200kOhm resistor I'm getting up to value of 900 with the analogRead(). On the other hand that's a huge surface area ...

last time i tried, g303 left click had 5.5ms latency firmware more than my teensy running code with no debouncing on presses. update on photodiode circuit: it's more a pain in the ass than i had thought :/ if anyone's good with a analog electronics and especially amplifiers, i could use some feedba...

All bits are almost done. Just need to test it on a G-Sync monitor.
Anyone with that monitor living in the south of UK by any chance?

i'm in the process of (re)building my photodiode circuit this time it will have bandwidth above 1MHz to allow for true microsecond measurements :P @op there's a lot of stuff i can share with you if you'd like. depends on how accurate/precise you want things to be in the end. i'm aiming for <1us for...

Yes, I'm using analog read. It's on default 16MHz. I could set a prescaler to 16, but I don't see the point as the default sampling gives me 9.6kHz which is more than enough for my purpose.