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Add angle tuning and magnetic button controls - #24
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- Angle tuning: a -30 to +30 degree slider on the Performance tab for every mouse whose driver reports an angle. - Magnetic buttons (G-Wolves, Lamzu): per-button switch type, trigger point, release point, rapid trigger toggle and sensitivity on the Advanced tab. Flipping rapid trigger rebuilds the page so the sensitivity slider appears or disappears. - OPENMOUSE_MOCK=mag adds a fake Hall-effect mouse for looking at these.
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Review comments at @gpui/js/controls.ts:
- Around line 479-502: Limit magneticControls and the related setter cases to
devices with protocol support for magneticButtons and the magnetic setter
methods, so real Lamzu and G-Wolves clients do not expose unsupported controls.
Preserve the existing mock-device behavior and leave magnetic support ready for
activation when those protocol fields and methods are added.
- Around line 613-624: The angleTuning control must not be rendered solely
because status.angleTuning is numeric; gate it on the selected driver exposing
writable setAngleTuning support before adding the perf.angleTuning control.
Preserve the existing value and control configuration for drivers that implement
setAngleTuning, while omitting it for read-only drivers.
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| case "trigger": | ||
| await callClientMethod(info, "setMagneticTriggerPoint", button, Math.round(Number(value))); | ||
| b.triggerPoint = Math.round(Number(value)); | ||
| return; | ||
| case "release": | ||
| await callClientMethod(info, "setMagneticReleasePoint", button, Math.round(Number(value))); | ||
| b.releasePoint = Math.round(Number(value)); | ||
| return; | ||
| case "rtOn": { | ||
| const level = b.rapidTrigger != null && b.rapidTrigger >= min ? b.rapidTrigger : min; | ||
| await callClientMethod(info, "setMagneticRapidTrigger", button, Boolean(value), level); | ||
| b.rapidTriggerEnabled = Boolean(value); | ||
| b.rapidTrigger = level; | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| case "rt": | ||
| await callClientMethod(info, "setMagneticRapidTrigger", button, true, Math.round(Number(value))); | ||
| b.rapidTriggerEnabled = true; | ||
| b.rapidTrigger = Math.round(Number(value)); | ||
| return; | ||
| case "switch": { | ||
| const types = m.buttons.map((x: any) => x.switchType); | ||
| types[button] = String(value); | ||
| await callClientMethod(info, "setMagneticSwitchTypes", types); |
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No real-device magnetic implementation is present in the pinned protocol.
The real Lamzu and G-Wolves clients do not report magneticButtons or implement the magnetic setter methods. Therefore, magneticControls generates no magnetic controls for those devices. The new feature is limited to the mock path until the protocol adds the status fields and setter methods, and the desktop dependency updates to that implementation.
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Review comment at @gpui/js/controls.ts around lines 479 - 502:
Limit magneticControls and the related setter cases to devices with protocol
support for magneticButtons and the magnetic setter methods, so real Lamzu and
G-Wolves clients do not expose unsupported controls. Preserve the existing
mock-device behavior and leave magnetic support ready for activation when those
protocol fields and methods are added.
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ATK, Ninjutso, Orbital, Wallhack, Endgame Gear and the other brands report the angle but have no setAngleTuning, so the slider would fail on every write. Gate on the brands whose drivers implement it (MCHOSE, Pulsar Pro, WLMouse); the mock still shows it.
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Part of making sure every brand's controls are wired in. These two were reported by the drivers but never shown in the app.
Changes
OPENMOUSE_MOCK=magadds a fake Hall-effect mouse for looking at these without hardware.Not included
Magnetic calibration (needs a progress screen), and the remaining unwired fields: lighting zones, ATK pairing status, Pulsar Pro dongle LED modes, extra Finalmouse reference values, Razer lift-off ranges.
Testing
Checked on screen with the mock device: both button sections render, the angle slider shows on Performance, and toggling rapid trigger adds its sensitivity slider. Not tested on real hardware. On a real G-Wolves, rapid trigger is read-only unless the mouse is on its cable. Trigger and release values have no unit because the drivers don't say what a step is.
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Add angle-tuning and per-button magnetic controls to device controls UI
magneticControlsin controls.ts generates per-button Advanced controls for switch type, trigger/release points, and rapid trigger on magnetic mice.writeMagnetichandles the matching writes through the HID client and updates the loaded status after each call.performanceExtrasfor a fixed set of writable brands (MCHOSE, Pulsar, WLMouse) and explicitly writable mock statuses.writeControldispatches the writes and rounds values.ANGLE_TUNING_WRITERSno longer receive the angle-tuning control; unknown magnetic fields or unloaded button data still raise errors inwriteMagnetic.Macroscope summarized c8dcccf.
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