Is there a possible method or technique *in programming* for a feature that applies to the mouse with a device kernel driver to find your x and y ratio sensitivity? Basically, whatever comes to a circle. I was wondering, for there to be a rotation wizard as someone called it, there could also be an X and Y ratio wizard. Where it finds the perfect ratio closest to creating a circle. Reading more into NAME_1 and how it works with angles: "Normally, mouse sensitivity scaling works by applying a multiplier to each axis from the mouse. The Horizontal movements are scaled by an X-axis multiplier, and the Vertical movements are scaled by a Y-axis multiplier. When NAME_1 is on, this changes to an approach where only one sensitivity is always applied to both axes, but the value is dictated by a calculation performed using the angle of your input against the sensitivity values you have configured for each axis. The difference is that scaling the components separately in Normal mode also changes the direction of input when the sensitivity values for each axis are different. With NAME_1, the cursor goes in the direction of the mouse on the pad at all times, regardless of what the sensitivity values for each axis are." I don't think my circle ratio method is the most accurate for determining your X and Y but rather your NAME_2 settings since it's the values between your X and Y 90-degree angles. Your flicks on just that axis are maybe what determines your X and Y ratio instead I'm thinking. Your response should contain less than 350 words.
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