dots per inch

100% honest with that.

The main reason I never personally looked into Alt 1 after Jagex gave them a blessing was that for the longest time, Alt 1 just did not work with high DPI displays.

Yeah.

Whereas doing it now internally from the plug-in, it does, and it becomes a lot simpler

Yeah.

By the way, when we were talking about job gauges a couple weeks back, that was the reason why my job gauges demo failed was because apparently I had UI scaling on.

But there were patches this week for that and high DPI mode for it.

So we're all good.

Okay, so for that question, especially the shape is important as the person always mentioning the shape is the king, of course.

And about the sensor performance like DPI's, IPS, accelerations, and so on.

Honestly speaking, they are already far beyond the human limitation.

So even though they have a new sensor, the advanced part or the achievement is well beyond the human limitation.

Okay.

So we don't, Okay, we don't have the solid data yet that could be published as a paper.

But anyway, our initial observation is that the optimal sensor position may differ by different DPI, different sensitivity, and different task.

For example, 2D task as like in iOS gaming and 3D task as like in first-person shooter.

I mean, uh, the, the, with it being 54 inches wide on a roll, That means that we can have the length of anything you want.

But also the printer that we print on is a latex printer, so it gives it a really nice sheen color where you don't really see the DPI, but I guess some people might not know what that is.

Can you explain what that is a little bit? The dots per square inch.

Let's get nerdy.

Multiple sensors, two sensors in a mouse and then like adjustable sensor position and software.

That's not just the stupid X, Y DPI scaling that ATK did.

Yeah.

Cool.

So the VT2 is their GPX clone, more or less.

Although this side looks different, but maybe I'm going crazy.

The triggers look different now, and they removed the DPI up and down buttons.

So maybe there were changes to the shape and magnetic charging, which the other one had.

I'm sure it will.

The advancements in mice from when I bought this one to now has certainly improved a lot, whether it's DPI, just kind of like the optical switches that are in them and all that.

It's all crazy now.

Yeah,

They're all so good too.

You know, the other thing is like, should I change from this to that? I always say people like, look, you ever go to Best Buy and the, and the, and the associates like, let me show you the 7,000 DPI TV.

Yeah.

You're like a 4,800 DPI TV is pretty good.

I'm not sure my eyes can tell the difference.

Like at the stage that we're at and what we're using it for.

So, 8kHz, I'll get to the pure vector in a moment.

42kDPI Marksman X sensor, that's 3950Hz.

Is

that

Oh, wow.

So when we can hit it with a really high DPI resolution scanner, I mean, you can blow those photos up to probably the size of this wall and preserve all that detail where a photocopy isn't going to do

that.

Right, right.

And then, like, the paper cuts back to me and says the cartoon looks like shit because it's low res.

But, you know, low res works on 72 DPI works on your screen.

But you need at least 300 to

print.