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At the moment, the hand position is always applied as an absolute position to the mouse pointer.
This allows for fast position changes. But it is lacking accuracy at times.
An alternative mode could allow to apply position changes of the hand to the mouse pointer.
Example: perform multiple swipes with the hand from left to right to move the mouse pointer to the right.
Therefor, it is necessary to differentiate when a hand position change should be applied to the mouse pointer and when not.
In the example, the swipe to the right should be applied to the mouse, but the way back should not be applied to the mouse.
One way to detect this could be:
When the hand is closed (as a fist), then no position changes should be applied to the mouse pointer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
At the moment, the hand position is always applied as an absolute position to the mouse pointer.
This allows for fast position changes. But it is lacking accuracy at times.
An alternative mode could allow to apply position changes of the hand to the mouse pointer.
Example: perform multiple swipes with the hand from left to right to move the mouse pointer to the right.
Therefor, it is necessary to differentiate when a hand position change should be applied to the mouse pointer and when not.
In the example, the swipe to the right should be applied to the mouse, but the way back should not be applied to the mouse.
One way to detect this could be:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: