Deane wrote:

I also need help with this, I've been playing lazer almost exclusively for the past 2+ months but I just can't get it to work without any input delay. No matter the settings combination, there's always some input delay.

Try changing the frame limiter options, activating/deactivating hardware acceleration, testing both single-threaded and multithreaded, etc to see what works best. Remember to play in Fullscreen. In my case I managed to get it down to a relatively stable 1-1.2ms (while osu!stable varies around 0.7-1.8ms range), but there's undoubtably a very considerable input delay in lazer that just isn't there in stable for me. Going back and forth between the two makes it painfully clear.

I don't know how helpful this will be since I couldn't get lazer to work perfectly myself, but my situation certainly did get better after messing around with the settings. Good luck!

SinlessVX wrote:

Deane wrote:

I also need help with this, I've been playing lazer almost exclusively for the past 2+ months but I just can't get it to work without any input delay. No matter the settings combination, there's always some input delay.

Try changing the frame limiter options, activating/deactivating hardware acceleration, testing both single-threaded and multithreaded, etc to see what works best. Remember to play in Fullscreen. In my case I managed to get it down to a relatively stable 1-1.2ms (while osu!stable varies around 0.7-1.8ms range), but there's undoubtably a very considerable input delay in lazer that just isn't there in stable for me. Going back and forth between the two makes it painfully clear.

I don't know how helpful this will be since I couldn't get lazer to work perfectly myself, but my situation certainly did get better after messing around with the settings. Good luck!

it's not even just the input delay..
sometimes i get actual stutters, chopping and freezes lasting for about a second til it goes back to the former

Deane wrote:

SinlessVX wrote:

Deane wrote:

I also need help with this, I've been playing lazer almost exclusively for the past 2+ months but I just can't get it to work without any input delay. No matter the settings combination, there's always some input delay.

Try changing the frame limiter options, activating/deactivating hardware acceleration, testing both single-threaded and multithreaded, etc to see what works best. Remember to play in Fullscreen. In my case I managed to get it down to a relatively stable 1-1.2ms (while osu!stable varies around 0.7-1.8ms range), but there's undoubtably a very considerable input delay in lazer that just isn't there in stable for me. Going back and forth between the two makes it painfully clear.

I don't know how helpful this will be since I couldn't get lazer to work perfectly myself, but my situation certainly did get better after messing around with the settings. Good luck!

it's not even just the input delay..
sometimes i get actual stutters, chopping and freezes lasting for about a second til it goes back to the former

I probably didn't word my reply the best way: while I do have input delay, I stopped having any stutters and lag spikes after a lot of messing around with the settings.

SinlessVX wrote:

Deane wrote:

SinlessVX wrote:

Deane wrote:

I also need help with this, I've been playing lazer almost exclusively for the past 2+ months but I just can't get it to work without any input delay. No matter the settings combination, there's always some input delay.

Try changing the frame limiter options, activating/deactivating hardware acceleration, testing both single-threaded and multithreaded, etc to see what works best. Remember to play in Fullscreen. In my case I managed to get it down to a relatively stable 1-1.2ms (while osu!stable varies around 0.7-1.8ms range), but there's undoubtably a very considerable input delay in lazer that just isn't there in stable for me. Going back and forth between the two makes it painfully clear.

I don't know how helpful this will be since I couldn't get lazer to work perfectly myself, but my situation certainly did get better after messing around with the settings. Good luck!

it's not even just the input delay..
sometimes i get actual stutters, chopping and freezes lasting for about a second til it goes back to the former

I probably didn't word my reply the best way: while I do have input delay, I stopped having any stutters and lag spikes after a lot of messing around with the settings.

lets just hope they'll give us an option to play with lazers ruleset on stable xD

But in all honesty..

My guess it has to do with the ingame tablet driver
since you're forced to use it if you wanna change your sensitivity
it will interfere with actual drivers
and cause input delay since you're routing your input through 2 pieces of software.

just get rid of it
no one likes it
or at least let us turn it off

Deane wrote:

SinlessVX wrote:

Deane wrote:

SinlessVX wrote:

Deane wrote:

I also need help with this, I've been playing lazer almost exclusively for the past 2+ months but I just can't get it to work without any input delay. No matter the settings combination, there's always some input delay.

Try changing the frame limiter options, activating/deactivating hardware acceleration, testing both single-threaded and multithreaded, etc to see what works best. Remember to play in Fullscreen. In my case I managed to get it down to a relatively stable 1-1.2ms (while osu!stable varies around 0.7-1.8ms range), but there's undoubtably a very considerable input delay in lazer that just isn't there in stable for me. Going back and forth between the two makes it painfully clear.

I don't know how helpful this will be since I couldn't get lazer to work perfectly myself, but my situation certainly did get better after messing around with the settings. Good luck!

it's not even just the input delay..
sometimes i get actual stutters, chopping and freezes lasting for about a second til it goes back to the former

I probably didn't word my reply the best way: while I do have input delay, I stopped having any stutters and lag spikes after a lot of messing around with the settings.

lets just hope they'll give us an option to play with lazers ruleset on stable xD

But in all honesty..

My guess it has to do with the ingame tablet driver
since you're forced to use it if you wanna change your sensitivity
it will interfere with actual drivers
and cause input delay since you're routing your input through 2 pieces of software.

just get rid of it
no one likes it
or at least let us turn it off

I had completely forgotten the in-game tablet driver existed (it was disabled), and after trying it out it actually solved my input delay. My cursor is slightly shaky now (with no antichatter on the driver), but not enough for it to be an issue. I know this doesn't help you in particular, but I'm commenting this just in case someone else has the same issue I did and it helps them - good luck on your side of things!