See the Guide to understand all options and features in-depth.
- The sensitivity and prescale fields in InterAccel are not present in Raw Accel. See the next question for helping converting your InterAccel settings to Raw Accel.
- Separate x and y prescale values, which no one should have, are not supported in Raw Accel. For something similar but better, check out the "By Component" section of the guide.
- Raw Accel uses a new kind of cap by default. See the guide for more information on this. It takes a value in counts/ms instead of max desired sensitivity. The old style is available for those who want it. See the next question for converting the old to new style.
- There are many new features and curve types available. See the guide for information on all of these.
For a quick 'n dirty conversion, drop your InterAccel settings or profile into Raw Accel's directory and run converter.exe
. For GUI differences see the image below:
See the guide to understand more about the Gain Cap option and other new features!
Yes. That is one of the fundamental goals of this driver. It is fully signed and has a one-second delay on write, so it cannot be used to cheat and should be considered safe by AntiCheat programs. However, we can never guarantee that the humans in control over AntiCheat code make the right decisions. So far it is working in FaceIT, Valorant, and Diabotical matches.
Instructions for these are in the beginning of the guide.
No. Once settings are passed to the driver by the GUI, they stay in use until the computer is shut down.
Yes. The driver itself does not store your settings. To enable them on PC start, run the GUI, or run writer.exe settings.json
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