Mouse acceleration profile/curve
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Hi I love like to suggest an improvement for the iOS Jump Desktop app.
I recently tried using the Citrix X1 mouse on my iPad with Jump Desktop and found that the mouse acceleration curve is linear, unlike on a Mac or Windows PC. On Windows or Mac, the faster you move your mouse, the more distance the cursor travels. On Jump Desktop iOS app however, no matter the speed you move the physical bluetooth mouse, the distance of the cursor travels is always fixed. I would love to see similar mouse acceleration function/settings on your iOS app. Thank you.
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Jump Desktop 8.0 for iOS adds support for a quadratic acceleration curve.
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I played Resident Evil 2 for instance. The mouse response is unaturally quickly and fast. It rotates the camera uncontrolably with tiny mouse movements. There a demo in steam where you can try this behaviour out.
Games like Assassins Creed Origins works greatly. The problem in games in generel its ends working when the screen picture ends.. Its not comming out from the other side of the screen which is a must when playing games, because you can not rotate the camera endlessly without this behaviour. So the problem is the Mouse "stops" working when it reaches "edge" of the screen. In Shadow of the Tomb Raider for example. It is not possible to perform full rotation. The mouse rotates the camera very linear and slowly. Correct behavior would be when it rotate the camera faster reaching the "ends" , the borders (left right) of the screen.
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Hi JD Support,
I'm having same problem as @Yabix, I've tried Jump Desktop from my Macbook Air to my Gaming rig Windows 10 - tried playing world of warcraft. The connection is stable and casting spells is no problem, the only problem is the mouse being too fast, it doesn't matter if you use touchpad or mouse. I tried turning down the mouse speed in the game and on my MAC and on my gaming rig windows 10. The screen will spin/rotate very fast if you try to move the camera angle in the game.
Nothing helps, it feels like you need a option in Jump Desktop to reduce mouse sensitivity.
Please try and address this issue, I will definitely buy Jump Desktop, I'm on the trial right now and liking it a lot so far.Addressing this problem would be "the icing on the cake" of this software for me.
I recorded my screen so you can see the problem, see attached link.
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I can't find anyone having this issue on Mac connecting to Windows but I have the exact same thing. Is there a way to fice? I have this same issue in multiple apps - 3D apps like Blender and Daz3d, as well as certain mouse motions in After Effects. Especially motions that combine a CTRL + mouse. or SHIFT + mouse middle click to orient around a scene. Other things work as expected, including mouse wheel scrolls on windows, etc. In an otherwise incredible performing setup, this sometimes ruins the experience.
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