In gfx2.ini, setting Merge_movement to >0 should help solve lag (issue 80)
for users who have a mouse with update frequency >100Hz git-svn-id: svn://pulkomandy.tk/GrafX2/trunk@613 416bcca6-2ee7-4201-b75f-2eb2f807beb1
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gfx2def.ini
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gfx2def.ini
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; 3: Thin (solid) | 3: Fin (solide)
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Cursor_aspect = 1 ; (default 1)
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[MENU] # [MENU]
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; Colors of the menus (the black | Couleurs des menus (la couleur noire
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@@ -290,3 +288,11 @@
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; Window dimensions. The program | Dimensions de la fenêtre en mode
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; remembers the last window size. | fenêtré.
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Default_window_size = 640,480 ; (default '640,480')
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; This setting allows you merge successive mouse movements into a single
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; mouse movement. Ideally you should leave it at zero, but if you have an
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; extremely fast mouse and you see the mouse cursor lagging WHEN YOU'RE NOT
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; DRAWING, you may want to set it to 1, 2 or more, so that GrafX2 skips small
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; steps. A very high value (100) guarantees that Grafx2 merges all the mouse
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; steps into a single one.
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Merge_movement = 100 ; (default 100)
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