Implemented 3-Stage Smoothing for Remote Tilt (Hardcoded) #62
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Yeah I'd hold off with this one for later if that's ok, hopefully the smoothing will be sorted out in some way for 1.3... |
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No worries at all, just had to ask haha. |
Feature: Add 3-Stage Smoothing for Remote Tilt; > Parameters are hard-coded to serve remotes well
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Feature: Added 3-Stage Smoothing for Remote Tilt;
Parameters are hard-coded to serve remotes well
This is a lower priority one that I can definitely understand if you'd like to hold off on. I just know with the high tilt speeds I use for remotes, the smoother 3-Stage smoothing has been immensely appreciated in smoothing out the response, the difference is definitely felt. This is hard coded with values that work well for me and have a similar response as the previous smoothing, just more refined. Tested to work well at all tilt speeds. No parameters added here.
I really just did it for myself since I've gotten spoiled by it, but wanted to throw in in case you had any interest in including the improvement.