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PSY Mixed Input Mitigation

by psyl3nce · all their mods

Experimental mitigation for simultaneous analog-stick and mouse hitching. Adds selectable input hint styles; fixed keyboard/mouse hints reduced spikes in Workbench tests.

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Details

Author
psyl3nce
Version
0.1.0
Size
9 KB
Licence
APL-SA
Game version
1.8.0.13
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Published
1 Oct 2026
Updated
2 weeks ago
Workshop ID
F094FB63FA584B1C

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  1. v0.1.0 9 KB 1 Oct 2026
Description from the Workshop

An experimental addon investigating the simultaneous analog-stick and mouse hitching reported in ARGF-191. FEATURES Adds Input hint style under Settings → Interface: • Auto — normal automatic hint switching. • Keyboard & mouse — fixes shared button hints to keyboard/mouse. • Controller — fixes shared button hints to controller. USAGE For analog movement combined with mouse aiming, select Keyboard & mouse. The implementation leaves native input selection and bindings unchanged. Some independent hint systems may still switch. CURRENT STATUS Fixed keyboard/mouse hints reduced frame-time spikes in controlled Workbench tests. Short/long frame pairs remain: this is a partial mitigation, not a complete fix. This initial test release is intended to verify standalone performance, the settings menu, persistence and controls. Multiplayer, vehicle/helicopter controls and console behaviour have not been verified. REQUIREMENTS Base Arma Reforger only. MULTIPLAYER Server owners must include this addon in their server's mod set. It cannot be independently enabled on arbitrary servers. RELATED REPORT https://report.bistudio.com/issues/ARGF-191