iFeelPixel support: Bad sensations

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Increase volume | Adjust sliders | Increase priority | Modify timer interval | Disable visual pointers

Sensations Do Not Match Pictures

How closely the sensations match the image can be rather subjective. If you have suggestions on ways to make the effects better match the image, please send them to us. Let's improve the human-computer interaction (HCI) !

Adjust the Master Volume and other volume controls. Try increasing the volume to see if this fixes the problem.

Make sure the Threshold and Volume/Strength sliders are correctly adjusted. Try adjusting your sliders. You may find that adjusting the Volume/Strength and Threshold Sliders help.

Try increasing the priority of iFeelPixel TactileWare. iFeelPixel can operate as a high priority application, because image samples must be taken regularly and processed immediately in order to generate realistic sensations. If another application you are running is at the same or higher priority, you may experience a constant buzzing caused by infrequent updates of the device. In many cases no performance problems will arise, but it is recommended that you fully understand how changing an application's priority will affect its execution before performing this step.

View >> CPU priority >>
- Real Time (Use it with caution)
- High (Recommended)
- Normal (Safe)

Try increasing or decreasing the timer interval of iFeelPixel. iFeelPixel can operate as quickly as you wish, because image samples must be taken regularly and processed immediately in order to generate realistic sensations.

View >> Timer Interval >> Enter new interval (Milliseconds) in the textbox

Tip: 10 Milliseconds is the better choice for realistic impressions of audio-haptic forces.

Recommendation for RSI Guard and others software with special visual pointers:
. Please disable "

Show visual feedback for AutoClicks" - If enabled, AutoClick will show visual pointers that indicate how soon AutoClick will automatically click.
This is very helpful, especially if you do not have the audible clicks setting enabled.
But visual feedback is not recommended for iFeelPixel software, because it generates bad pixel information under the cursor and pixel detection feature is misled.

. Please disable visual pointers or visual feedback under the cursor in others software.

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