Wow, this is extremely impressive stuff.knot4ever wrote:
You dont need to downgrade your windows.
Search on google for rinput 1.3, its inject dll on the exec to force use directinput work fine here.
exec rinput.exe then type osu!.exe, open osu! and play. =)
I could be wrong, but I vaguely recall trying to use this, and had no clicks register. Not sure on any specifics other than that though... (not on 8.1 to test it atm either)knot4ever wrote:
You dont need to downgrade your windows.
Search on google for rinput 1.3, its inject dll on the exec to force use directinput work fine here.
exec rinput.exe then type osu!.exe, open osu! and play. =)
It fixes the 1:1 movement certainlyknot4ever wrote:
Another way.
If Control Panel, Appearance and Personalization, Display shows a 'Smaller...Larger' slider.
Try clicking the 'Let me choose one scaling level for all my displays' checkbox.
Apply Markc mousefix.
work fine with 1 senstivity.
i think osu senstivity change windows sensitivity, then the markc mousefix stop work.
Have you checked this with mouserate.exe?knot4ever wrote:
my g400 work fine with 1000hz
Because they use raw input from the mouse (ie WM_INPUT), bypassing Microsoft's latest changesknot4ever wrote:
The problem is with mouse rate checker, with mousemovmentrecord and DirectInput Mouse Rate(dimr.exe) they show 1000hz.
Darkimmortal wrote:
Because they use raw input from the mouse (ie WM_INPUT), bypassing Microsoft's latest changesknot4ever wrote:
The problem is with mouse rate checker, with mousemovmentrecord and DirectInput Mouse Rate(dimr.exe) they show 1000hz.
osu uses WM_MOUSEMOVE and/or the other non-raw mouse events, which are now capped at 200hz. This is what mouserate.exe measures
Hopefully peppy can implement raw input, even just as a wrapper around the existing mouse movement code with appropriate scaling.
Mouse seems a little more responsive (may be placebo), but still not as good as 8.0peppy wrote:
Please test this on the test build.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41vRYCNB ... e=youtu.bepeppy wrote:
I'm still trying to understand what happened here. Has behaviour at non-1.0 changed in test build? Could you make a video?
Is it hard to implement the raw input api? Would basically kill two birds with one stone as you could then apply sensitivity more accurately and it would fix the mouse rate input lag issue.peppy wrote:
I feel as though I'm going to have to install a native copy of win8.1 in order to figure this one out. VM just doesn't cut it since I cannot replicate the exact behaviour you are seeing.
peppy wrote:
PSA: use sensitivity at 1x until this is fixed
This happens no matter what DPI you're using, but I have no idea why you'd even bother using a setting other than 1.0x if you can change your DPI.ArmandoR wrote:
Oops i got out of track, we are talking about Win8. Does anyone have a gaming mouse with adjustable DPI? Does this happen no matter what DPI are you using?
The problem isn't osu!, peppy can't fix it. You have to wait for a hotfix from Microsoft.Neizers wrote:
I supposed that problem will be correct in the next update hmm? :3
I can confirm, this fix doesn't help much.Espionage724 wrote:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279
Not sure if it fixes the exact issue with osu! or not though.
Edit: Doesn't seem to help. If you want to test it, you have to flag osu!.exe to be affected by the update (instructions under "How to extend the update to other games").
Quick correction on this; it actually does seem to help. I didn't take note of that ShimFlushCache instruction (either it wasn't there before, or I really did miss it; in any case, take note to do step 8). That plus a reboot, and osu! with sensitivity above/below 1.0x works fine, for me anyway.Espionage724 wrote:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279
Not sure if it fixes the exact issue with osu! or not though.
Edit: Doesn't seem to help. If you want to test it, you have to flag osu!.exe to be affected by the update (instructions under "How to extend the update to other games").
This didn't help the jumpy/erratic cursor movement I had with above/below 1.0x sensitivity.RawrinWabbit wrote:
The windows 8.1 mouse fix doesn't effect osu :c.
But, i've found that if you right click, Properties, Compatibility and "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings". It will work for the most part, I do feel a few derps sometimes (could be just me), but it works quite well and is better than nothing.
http://i.imgur.com/xRXG574.png
Hmm, my problem was a jumpy cursor above/below 1.0x sensitivity.YayMii wrote:
That update only seems to fix stuttering and/or freezing cursors. I'd assume the fix for jumpy/unresponsive cursor is something separate..
Marcin wrote:
Using DPI is a lot better O.o If you can use DPI and leave osu! at 1,0x.
Ignore this, I just tested the mouse fix again and it worked fine. Odd though, I restarted and then ran osu again and it failed. This time around it's working fine with a few derps here and there.RawrinWabbit wrote:
The windows 8.1 mouse fix doesn't effect osu :c.
But, i've found that if you right click, Properties, Compatibility and "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings". It will work for the most part, I do feel a few derps sometimes (could be just me), but it works quite well and is better than nothing.
http://i.imgur.com/xRXG574.png
I install that update. Not solvedpeppy wrote:
anyone tried this? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279
Yes, this fixes the 200hz cap/input lag issuepeppy wrote:
anyone tried this? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279
That's what I did, the update does nothing otherwiseBlitzBattalion wrote:
Well, apparently we can fix osu! by manually extending the update part. The question is should i attempt to manually change it as the instructions say or should i wait until they have a fix fix? Also, does manually adding osu! solve the mouse sensitivity problem?
Added osu!.exe manually, works like a charm now.Espionage724 wrote:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279
Not sure if it fixes the exact issue with osu! or not though.
Edit: Doesn't seem to help. If you want to test it, you have to flag osu!.exe to be affected by the update (instructions under "How to extend the update to other games").
This doesn't seem to be the case for me. I applied the fix and extended the update to osu and the problem is still there for me when I raise the mouse sensitivity in osu's settings. I made sure the path to the file is correct and the value data is correct too. So, this fix didn't work for me and it appears it didn't fix the sensitivity issue for other users here as well. I guess I'll stick to 1.0x for now.esibun wrote:
That fix completely solved the issue for me. I can select sensitivities well above 1.0x without getting jumpy cursors like I was before I applied the update. I applied the registry fix, did the ShimFlushCache step, then rebooted and that fixed the problem. Mouse also seems slightly more responsive as well.
I notice that osu! seems to be taking longer to load with the fix, but that's a really minor issue compared to jumpy mouse.
Updated (11/8)
We want to thank our gaming community for the detailed feedback many of you have provided on these issues. We have released some fixes and workarounds that will allow you to get back to your gaming.
The “mouse lag” issue is actually several different issues that could vary based on the game, input methods used, etc.
The three following issues are addressed by a fix we have provided in KB 2908279:
Mouse jitters (jumps forward and back) as you move it through a game
– This occurs in some games because Windows 8.1 introduced changes to mouse input processing for low latency interaction scenarios and this causes some games to respond differently to mouse input than in previous releases of Windows.
Mouse movement is not to scale even after acceleration is turned off
– If you have turned off acceleration to make the distance on the screen match the distance you move the mouse, that may not work correctly anymore.
Measured mouse Polling Rate has a lower reporting frequency than expected
– If you have a gaming mouse that has a high frequency, when you test it, you may find it is reporting a lower frequency than you expect. Note: if you previously encountered issues with measuring the polling rate you will need to follow the instructions in KB 2908279 to ensure that, not only the patch is installed, but also the app used to measure the polling rate has an appropriate registry entry to enable the fix for that specific executable.
http://puu.sh/5hc1N.zippeppy wrote:
Can someone make a .reg for this?
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers]
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\osu!\\osu!.exe"="NoDTToDITMouseBatch"
Rundll32 apphelp.dll,ShimFlushCache
I did all the steps and it's still not fixed for me.Espionage724 wrote:
http://puu.sh/5g9P1.zippeppy wrote:
Can someone make a .reg for this?
- Run osu! 8.1 Mouse Fix.reg to import the registry entry
- Run ShimFlushCache.bat
- Reboot
osu! 8.1 Mouse Fix.reg contains:Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers]
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\osu!\\osu!.exe"="NoDTToDITMouseBatch"
ShimFlushCache.bat contains:Rundll32 apphelp.dll,ShimFlushCache
Are you on Windows 8.1 (with GA updates), and have you installed the hotfix from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279?Gabb1995 wrote:
I did all the steps and it's still not fixed for me.
I am on Windows 8.1, do I need to install some Windows update manually? If yes then from where? Also no I havent done the hotfix I thought it was in the fix you sent let me try it with the hotfix first. Thanks for help.Espionage724 wrote:
Are you on Windows 8.1 (with GA updates), and have you installed the hotfix from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279?
Thanks for the .reg mate. Everything is working perfectly nowEspionage724 wrote:
http://puu.sh/5g9P1.zippeppy wrote:
Can someone make a .reg for this?
- Run osu! 8.1 Mouse Fix.reg to import the registry entry
- Run ShimFlushCache.bat
- Reboot
osu! 8.1 Mouse Fix.reg contains:Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers]
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\osu!\\osu!.exe"="NoDTToDITMouseBatch"
ShimFlushCache.bat contains:Rundll32 apphelp.dll,ShimFlushCache
HoorayAh; if you ran Windows Update, you probably have the GA update; at some point before launch though you had to manually download the update.Gabb1995 wrote:
I am on Windows 8.1, do I need to install some Windows update manually? If yes then from where? Also no I havent done the hotfix I thought it was in the fix you sent let me try it with the hotfix first. Thanks for help.Espionage724 wrote:
Are you on Windows 8.1 (with GA updates), and have you installed the hotfix from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2908279?
EDIT: It worked after I installed the hotfix, thanks for help I can finally play Osu! at uni.
Just did a clean install of 8.1, didn't get the update automatically.peppy wrote:
Has this update been released on windows update yet?
"this update may cause adverse effects on the performance and battery life of the computer.", apparently this update won't be offered automatically.Espionage724 wrote:
Just did a clean install of 8.1, didn't get the update automatically.peppy wrote:
Has this update been released on windows update yet?
I wonder if the update gets offered if you happen to have one of those games it mentions installed, but I doubt it.
You should post your issue in a new thread to keep this one cleanLokorfi wrote:
What if I have problems with my mouse stability and sensitivity on a non-Windows 8 OS? Because I'm not really sure if it's just the mouse's laser len thing or the program itself, because it used to work perfectly fine with osu.
"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\osu!\\osu!.exe"="NoDTToDITMouseBatch"
"C:\\Program Files\\osu!\\osu!.exe"="NoDTToDITMouseBatch"
It seems it's now included in Windows Update as part of a rollup: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2903939peppy wrote:
Has this update been released on windows update yet?
p/2743163xhsl940616 wrote:
For me, it says update is not applicable to your computer. What do i do?
After I tried all the previous solutions, this one worked for me.Cjmmz wrote:
It did not work after following the steps in the solution.
But then, i tried to put it in compatibility mode for Windows XP (Service Pack 3) and it worked perfect.
(I have Windows 8.1 32-Bits)
its the same for me too i did ever thing but still n working and have 8-1626kelvin wrote:
running on 8.1, i still have the same problem and tried the steps a couple of times.
-comp already got the update
-created the .reg no fixes
