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[resolved] a custom tablet driver issue

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[ R J M ]
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Joined December 2018
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[ R J M ]
So I have a custom tablet driver for osu (hawku) so I install it I setup everything but when I enable the smoothing filter (5ms/500Hz) when I do a big jump I don't know how to explain it but it's like the cursor move in a 15FPS so I can't see it clearly hope you'll understand what am saying
(sorry for my bad English)


https://youtu.be/jxM7i30yD5I

i think you can't see it but if you want to take a look


osu! version: Stable 20201017.3 (latest)
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Tobias Leander
825 posts
Joined August 2017
Tobias Leander
From the most recent windows update smoothing in the Hawku drivers have had issues, so the solution is to either disable smoothing or revert your windows an update back.
[ R J M ]
4 posts
Joined December 2018
Topic Starter
[ R J M ]

Tobias Leander wrote:

From the most recent windows update smoothing in the Hawku drivers have had issues, so the solution is to either disable smoothing or revert your windows an update back.
what windows update exactly
Tobias Leander
825 posts
Joined August 2017
Tobias Leander

Tobias Leander wrote:

From the most recent windows update
which is Version 20H2, there have been others having the same issue recently. community/forums/topics/1169251
Tykork
208 posts
Joined January 2014
Tykork
The smoothing filter was broken with a recent Windows update. There is a fork of the devovub driver with a fix: https://github.com/AbdShullah/TabletDriver.

Download and run that one instead of your old version of the driver and the smoothing filter should work properly again without lag. Note that it might be slightly more CPU intensive.
[ R J M ]
4 posts
Joined December 2018
Topic Starter
[ R J M ]

tykork wrote:

The smoothing filter was broken with a recent Windows update. There is a fork of the devovub driver with a fix: https://github.com/AbdShullah/TabletDriver.

Download and run that one instead of your old version of the driver and the smoothing filter should work properly again without lag. Note that it might be slightly more CPU intensive.
Should i delete the hawku driver
Tykork
208 posts
Joined January 2014
Tykork
You don't need to uninstall/delete anything but if the devocub fork works better than hawku for you then I don't see a reason to keep both of them. They are almost identical except for the smoothing.
[ R J M ]
4 posts
Joined December 2018
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[ R J M ]
thx tykork i download the devocub driver and solved the problem
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