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 <div class="image200px">[http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_2.png http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_2.png]</div>
 Current mouse calibration values appear in the "Mouse calibration" part of the gui.<br />
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 Press ctrl+F1 to enable the calibration.
 <div class="image200px">[http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_3.png http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_3.png]</div>
 Press F1 ... F12 to select the parameter, and use the mouse wheel to change the value.<br />
 Press ctrl+F1 to leave the calibration and save the parameters.
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 # Press ctrl+F1. If you use multiple mice, select the mouse to calibrate with the mouse wheel.
 # Press F2 and select the profile to calibrate with the mouse wheel (generally, profile 1 is for hip fire, and profile 2 is for aiming down the sight).
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 # Press F10 to start a circle test. Adjust the circle radius and speed (F10/F11 + mouse wheel) if necessary. The x/y ratio is properly set if the sight moves in a perfect circle. If it doesn't, adjust the x/y ratio using F12 and the mouse wheel.
 # Press ctrl+F1 to save.
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 <div class="image200px">[http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_1.png http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_1.png]</div>
 Select Output>GUI in gimx-bluetooth or gimx-serial. Then start emuclient.
 <div class="image200px">[http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_2.png http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_2.png]</div>

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 Value 0.5 means that the current motion report counts for 1, the previous one for 0.5, the next oldest one for 0.25 (=0.5x0.5), and so on.<br />
 Value 0 means that only the current motion report counts (resulting in an unfiltered motion).<br />
-So as to preserve a low latency, high filters (1) should only be used with low buffer sizes (2), and high buffer sizes (>10) should only be used with low filters (<0.5).
+So as to preserve a low latency, high filters (1) should only be used with low buffer sizes (2), and high buffer sizes (>10) should only be used with low filters (<0.75).
 =Pitfalls=

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 ==Before calibrating the mouse==
 Set the in-game sensitivity to the highest, and set the mouse dpi to the highest value.
 ==Start calibration==
 <div class="image200px">[http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_1.png http://gimx.fr/img/screenshots/Calibration_1.png]</div>
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 If you use multiple mice, it lets you calibrate each mouse independently.
 ==General instructions==
 Press ctrl+F1 to enable the calibration.
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 Press ctrl+F1 to leave the calibration and save the parameters.
 ==Step-by-step instructions==
 # Press ctrl+F1. If you use multiple mice, select the mouse to calibrate with the mouse wheel.
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 # Press F10 to start a circle test. Adjust the circle radius and speed (F10/F11 + mouse wheel) if necessary. The x/y ratio is properly set if the sight moves in a perfect circle. If it doesn't, adjust the x/y ratio using F12 and the mouse wheel.
 # Press ctrl+F1 to save.
 =Pitfalls=

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	# Press F10 to start a circle test. Adjust the circle radius and speed (F10/F11 + mouse wheel) if necessary. The x/y ratio is properly set if the sight moves in a perfect circle. If it doesn't, adjust the x/y ratio using F12 and the mouse wheel.		# Press F10 to start a circle test. Adjust the circle radius and speed (F10/F11 + mouse wheel) if necessary. The x/y ratio is properly set if the sight moves in a perfect circle. If it doesn't, adjust the x/y ratio using F12 and the mouse wheel.
	# Press ctrl+F1 to save.		# Press ctrl+F1 to save.
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		+	=Pitfalls=
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		+	This summarizes all common errors you should avoid, and what you should do instead.
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		+	* Don't change the mouse dpi to adjust your aiming speed. Always let the mouse dpi setting to the max value. Adjust the GIMX sensitivity instead.
		+	* Don't change the in-game sensitivity to adjust your aiming speed. Always let the in-game sensitivity to the max value. Adjust the GIMX sensitivity instead.
		+	* Don't change the mouse parameters of the OS (Linux/Windows) to adjust your aiming speed. GIMX uses raw (unmodified) events from the mouse!
		+	* Prefer editing the sensitivity with the calibration mode. The calibration mode keeps the x/y ratio.

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 ==Step-by-step instructions==
 # Press ctrl+F1. If you use multiple mice, select the mouse to calibrate with the mouse wheel.
 # Press F2 and select the profile to calibrate with the mouse wheel (generally, profile 1 is for hip fire, and profile 2 is for aiming down the sight).
-# Press F5. If the sight moves, decrease the x dead zone value with the mouse wheel until the sight does not move. Once the sight does not move, increase the x dead zone until the first moving position.
+# Press F3. If the sight moves, decrease the x dead zone value with the mouse wheel until the sight does not move. Once the sight does not move, increase the x dead zone until the first moving position.
-# Press F6. Set the same value as the x dead zone value.
+# Press F4. Set the same value as the x dead zone value.
-# Press F7. Set the dead zone shape value to "rectangle". If the sight moves, set the dead zone shape to "circle", and let it set to "rectangle" otherwise.
+# Press F5. Set the dead zone shape value to "rectangle". If the sight moves, set the dead zone shape to "circle", and let it set to "rectangle" otherwise.
-# Press F12 to start a translation test. The sight will move horizontally at different speeds in both left and right directions. A 1:1 translation means the sight should come back near the start point. If it doesn't, use F8 and the mouse wheel to change the x acceleration value.
+# Press F6 to start a translation test. The sight will move horizontally at different speeds in both left and right directions. A 1:1 translation means the sight should come back near the start point. If it doesn't, use F7 and the mouse wheel to change the x acceleration value.
-# Press F9. Set the same value as the x acceleration value.
+# Press F8. Set the same value as the x acceleration value.
-# Press F3. Adjust the x sensitivity to your liking.
+# Press F9. Adjust the x sensitivity to your liking.
-# Press F10 to start a circle test. Adjust the circle radius and speed (F10/F11 + mouse wheel) if necessary. The x/y ratio is properly set if the sight moves in a perfect circle. If it doesn't, adjust the x/y ratio using F4 and the mouse wheel.
+# Press F10 to start a circle test. Adjust the circle radius and speed (F10/F11 + mouse wheel) if necessary. The x/y ratio is properly set if the sight moves in a perfect circle. If it doesn't, adjust the x/y ratio using F12 and the mouse wheel.
 # Press ctrl+F1 to save.