jfedor2

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by jfedor2 2y ago
Trivial to spoof if one were so inclined.
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by jfedor2 2y ago
It just doesn't work the way you describe. Many mice are capable of higher reporting rates than their defaults, they just need to be asked nicely.
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by jfedor2 2y ago
You could totally use HID Remapper to do what you want. The PlayStation Access Controller has profiles that can be configured from a PS5 as you say, but regardless of the current profile or mapping, it always sends the raw button/joyst
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by jfedor2 6y ago
Ahh, it was broken on mobile. Should be working now.
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by jfedor2 6y ago
I'm sure there's a perfectly valid historical explanation, but I'm just referencing the suit naming scheme from Iron Man.
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by jfedor2 6y ago
Personally I'm a (platonic) fan of the Microsoft EasyBall.
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by jfedor2 6y ago
It does use a 3D compass (magnetometer), but it still needs to be told which direction is "up" as that depends on your orientation with regard to the screen.
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by jfedor2 6y ago
I'm actually familiar with his work and that's how I decided to make the ball by just sanding 3D printed plastic (though I did it by hand).
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by jfedor2 6y ago
There is no PC part. It is a standard Bluetooth mouse and works with any computer, tablet or phone with no additional software, as long as it supports the standard protocol.
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by jfedor2 6y ago
It doesn't know so the initial orientation is arbitrary. You have to set the "up" direction by touching the ball with a magnet in the right spot (there's a reed switch inside) and rotating it around the Z (vertical) axis