Based on the framerate-independent momentum simulation[0] that I used in my TPMouse script[1]
If you've ever used a mouse with Infinite-scrollwheel such as Logitech, this utility for Windows basically recreates that functionality for any generic mouse.
Actually, it's even better than that: this allows for simultaneous horizontal and vertical scrolling, so essentially it combines two of the best features of the Logitech MX Master -- horizontal wheel, and unlocked momentum scrolling -- into one intuitive control scheme.
To enable horizontal scrolling, set the X-sensitivity to a value you prefer.
[0] https://old.reddit.com/r/Trackballs/comments/ym9q2t/tpmouse_...
[1] https://github.com/EsportToys/TPMouse
Well this is the sort of thing that I'd share with friends. Great work
Pretty cool, if I weren't using Linux I'd totally use this, it's one of the features I missed when I moved from G502 to G Pro X Superlight
that grid mode has huge binary search vibes, and is an absolutely amazing concept i've never seen before, that is awesome
Dont we already all have this?
I like this a lot, thanks!
I like it! No real use for me since linux + already have a g502 but I like the idea. This kind of momentum scrolling is already ubiquitous in phones and video games (probably Macs, too?) so I wonder why it otherwise hasn't caught on for viewing documents.